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Home My WebLink AboutNA1997_07_16NPickering ews Ad WEEKDAY LUNCHEON SPECIALS from $3.95 LLSO gI'OR Da�i� Y R of PICKERING PUBLIC UBMU PERIODICAL I GEN _ •- - Pickering's Commimily -W wspaper si7ice 1965 Slown down `Zero tolerance' for speeding motorists in Pickering's west end $1' MARIANNE TAKACS her. STAFI� REPOR"IFR Ann PICKERING — Drivers accus- tial zo domed to speeding on Bayly Street in measur the west end of town are -- likely to get a nasty surprise soon If they don't Iit't the pedal from the metal. By the end of this week, the stretch of Bavly between West Shore Boule- vard and St. Martins Drivc will become Pickering's first-ever 'zero -tolerance zone' for speeding. Drivers going only a kilometre or X111 RICE \1 M two above the N) kph limit RI K could be nabbed and ticket- ed by police. And, the Town 'It w ill make is in the process of purchas- a difference' Ing two special laser radar units to help police enforce the zero- the Tow tolerance policy. in Pick The special zone is being Implc- vices mended at the request of area resi- requests dent, ted up with having a speedway local I running through their nedghborhmid. Traffic studies done by the Region have f indicated only hes edtt%per cent of dowers obey the speed lemic Pi along that stretch of Bayly. and many travel 80 tel 100 kph. Residents have feared for their Wat safety and that of their children. One of them. Carole G(Kxlfellow. urged reg e Town councillor last month to do something w help residents get in how and out of their homes "without tak- ing their lives Into their hands'. On March 20. lits. G(x)dfcllow. who lives In a townhouse complex PIC fronting on Bayly. came within scc- Force a onds of being hit by a van that came Pickeri across her front lawn and crashed Tbc into the air conditioning unit by her lake front door after being rear-ended by Arthurs a truck on Bayly. The van had been the tow attempting to turn into the complex Its mem parking area. No one was injured but ty. cervi Ms. Goodfellow had been on her way lakefro out the from door when the crash the Wit occurred. She told Town councillors Picker her children would hasc been in the Whe path of the van if the accident had a publi happened at the same time a day ear- Invited -�filbilVl� kuthor , resident Rabiminu ath is riding a wave of success I forst novel, Hooter In s Majaraj, a supply teacher the Durham Board of Educa- uses die novel to explore the of a character whose new life fjMeda takes him from crisis to the story on pqp Ib ong those pushing for the spe- ne. the new radar and other es such as turn lane improve- ments to be made in 1998. has been Ward I Regional Councillor Maurice Bren- ner. 'It will make a difference on Bayly, definitely;' says C'oun. Brenner. He explains the new laser radar is needed because the r- dice force's standard radar .:kits don't function very "ectively when trying to .;.uk cars on busy multi- lane roadways. Even though he doesn't expect the police to agree to use the new radars being purchased by n at about $7,000 apiece only cring since the Police Ser - Board has rejected similar In the past. Ile -s optimistic axpayers will get their See SPEEDING/Page 3 ckering r erfront Task Force er Optional 4 week h(m)r dclitc•r-v rh.irkc• Ste/ $I ri(-w`Ntand Juh, 1(i, 199'. %O1 { '. �( i. 21r Pi t.—I 111 i i-, Si �r _ �,1L?(•'� Leader of the pack Competitors in the Superfly Mountain Bike Race Matthews of Dundas. Ontario, pedals up a hill on his endured extrem it beat us well as hilly terrain in the sccornt leg of the 22 -kilometre course as other riders Ontario Cup event held at the Skyloft Ski Resort in trail behind him. Many local riders took pan in the Uxbridge Sunday. Here, expert racer Chris races. esidents eager to plan shore thing Ives 80 inquiries on to become involved BY MARIA\\E TAKACS SIAI} REPORTER KERING — The Waterfront 2001 Task ppcars io have captured the imagination of ng residents. task force on the future of Pickering's +hoed area was established by Mayor Wayne to develop a comprehensive vision of how n's waterfront should take shape in the future. hers include representatives of the communi- ce clubs, yacht clubs, environmental groups, rat area government and private landowners, erfront Regeneration Trust and the Town of ng. IT the task force was officially launched with c meeting two weeks ago, townsfolk were to join the 10 subcommittees that will be Green Ideas - Area students are encouraged to put environmen- tal skills learned at school to work over the summer -- See Page 9. Author, Author - Ajax resident lincls his muse right here at home -- See page 10. Editorial Page ..........6 Entertainment .........10 Sports ...............12 Classified .............13 ]teal Estate ...........REI HOW TO REACH US Geneerall ....... ...683-5110 Death Notices .....683-3005 Auction Line ......683-7545 Sincerely Yours ...... ...... l -8W-662-8423 Internet ............ www Aurhamnews.net doing the lion'. ,hare of the work in coming up w iii Rleas to re%itah/c the waterfront. And the citizen have resjxm.ie�i Task force chairman Dave Steel reports Ktl t. I t N l people have signed up to sit on .uhcommittees. and most of t .uc getting their meetings u Nay this week. His own Har h,,r/Marina Committee already ha, about 20 members. 'dost of the subcommittees wil meet about once a week, says M Steele, and will concentrate a first on assembling information and resources on the arca or top they are responsible for. DAVE The committees responsible f STEELF design and trail planning, fo 'It's coming example. are organizing bits tri along very well. to visit some lakeside communi ties in southern Ontario to what others have done with thei waterfront areas. The Environment Committee i going out this week to examine the condition of t creeks flowing into Frenchman's Bay. s "It's coming along very well;' says Mr Steele. Steele "We arc now moving into the subcommittee work " the Anyone Intere.ted in participating who is not yet on hem a whcommittee is still welcome rider to sign up, though Mr. Steele adds those who arc still thinking about it will have to make the decision to get Involved soon, 1 _ The task force is expected to Mr report its findings to Town Coun- cil in early October. Residents interested in joining a subcom- k mutec should phone the contact numbers listed with the names of ox WAYNE the committees below. r ARTHU S O History Heritage and the Arts pts Established Committee; chairman Andrea task force Graham. Pine Ridge Arts Council see - (686-8298) r D Environment Committee; s chairman Dr. Nick Eyles, University of Toronto he See PICKERING/Page 3 Recycling and reincarnation George Summers supervises the unloading of a truck- load of recycled aluminum cans. Miller Waste Systems collects roughly 100 tons of recyclables each day. Your Blue Box is the place where new life begins for newspapers, cans and plastic BY ROB BMBIDGE SPECIAL Io TTdE WWS ADVERTISER Ever wondered where the News Advertiser goes when you put it in the blue box? It could cad up bringing news to some- one south of the border. And the aluminum that makes up the pop can you recycled last weds likely crossed the border half a dozen times in the last year. Newspapers and pop cans do a lot of travelling and under- go many changes as they're used, reborn and used again. In Durham Region. the newspapers and pop cans you put in your blue box are picked up by Miller Waste Systems, which is contracted by the Radon to collect recyclables from curbside blue boxes. All that material goes to the Durham Recycling Centre in Whitby, a collection centre run by the Region. Newspapers arrive at the Recycling centre mixed with inserts, fine paper, junk mail, magazines, phone books and even paperback novels. It's all bound together in bales that weigh about 540 kilograms. See RECYCLED/Page 2 PAGE 2 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER WEDNESDAY. JULY 16. 1"7 Recycled goods the start of new life for old things RECYCLED/From page I lire sorting and baling of aluminum cans, steel cans and plastic bottles is con- tracted out to Durham Materials Recov- ery in Pickering. When the material is sorted and haled, the Region sells it for the hest price. Newspaper is sold to Atlantic Packaging in'Alwhy. Most alu- minum is sold to Alcan And most steel is sold to steel mills in Hamilton. Durhant Region recycling supervisor Sue Campbell rerorts that in Manch the Region sold 32 tonnes of aluminum, 86 tonnes of steel and 1,012 tonnes of newspaper. Bob Nelson, general manager of Atlantic Packaging. says the Whithy plant buys newspaper from a number of municipalities in Canada and the U.S., and produces about 12.(1(*) tonnes of newsprint a month. •'It's one of the few mills in Canada that does 100 per cent recycling" In other words. old newspa- per in — newsprint (mt. First, the newspaper is mixed with water in a hydropulper. described by Mr. Nelson as resembling "a giant blender". The machine breaks the newspaper down into a pulp consisting of the paper's litres. The pulp goes through a cleaning process that gets rid of impuri- ties such as stickv notes, sand. gravel. metal and inks. The fibre is refined to snake it uniform. It's spread out on a wire mesh to get rid of water and pressed to get rid of more water. It's then put on a reel and cut to the sires the publislurs want. The aluminum recycling process takes cans to the U.S. and hack manv times a year as it's recycled over and over. Most of the aluminum collected in the Region goes to an Alcan plant in Oswego, New York, on Lakc Ontario opposite Kingston. In Oswego, the cans arc melted down and recast into ingots weighing about 13.5(*) kg. The ingots go thnxrgh a hon -rolling pries%and a cold - rolling process, which produce an 11.01*i-kg coil of aluminum. Some of lhosc Cods arc shipped to Ball Packaging in Whitby. Colin Gillis, plant mangier of Ball Packaging's Whitby plant. says the plant produces 13W aluminum co ntainer% a minute and 1.2 billion cans a year. He says it's an "amazing process. There's a minimum of 90 per cent recycled con- tent. It's one of the true reduce. reuse. recycle success stories.. Mr Cilli+ adds that after arm leaves the plant it takes onh about 31) to 60 days before it's hack as new material to he re- made into a Can again And aluminum. because of the high price it fetches. helps pay for recycling pn)grams. Aluminum is the most valuable of the materials recovered from blue boxes. selling for about $1,750 per tonne. While prices fluctuate, Durham Region manages to sell all the material it collects. "We're careful ho collect materials there are sta- ble markets tor." she says. But. she adds, you can't just kook at the dollar salues, "you have to kook at the cost of disposal" e Shoe 5nop MMI YI 511No l 019LY11�: 4110 29P _ = 1 WEEK LEFT Take the pain out of painting. rnymum ow srw vuwr sxor Choose from Special Selections of. 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The class then chose Ms. included in next year's Chrysler Boodram's photo as the best and sub - Corp. calendar which will be dis- mitted it to the contest. played in dealerships in Canada and "From both a leaching and learn - the U.S. ing perspective, it was a great experi- "It was just a lucky picture;" the ence;' teacher Blake Fitzpatrick says. Scarborough resident says. "But I'm "Nut only was it educational, but it really excited about it:' was also a taste of the real world. In The night school photography fact, the photo shoot resembled an class she was enrolled in took part in actual job." Pickering residents want to help shape waterfront vision PICKERING/From page I (649-2544): or Jim Dike. French- man's Bay Yacht Club (416-286- 7194) O Small Watercraft Committee; chairman Bernie Luttmer. Swans Marina (839-4730) J Harlwr/Marma Committee: chair- man Dave Steele (837-0117) J Park Design Committee; chairman Craig Bamford, Liverpool West Com- munity Association (420-6235); Dave Steele (837-0117); or Larry Field. MTRCA (416-661-66(11) ext. 243) J Tourism Committee; chairman Harold Hough, Pickering Harbour Company (839-5036) J Waterfront Design Committee — East of Liverpool Rd.; Tom Smart. Ontario Hydro (839-1151, ext. 3265) J Waterfront Design Committee — Liverpool Rd. to West Shore Blvd.: Craig Bamford. Liverpool West Com- munity Association (420-6235) J Waterfront Design Committee — West Shure Blvd. to the Rouge; Larry Field. MTRCA. (416-661-6600, ext. 243) J Public Education Committee: chairman Michael Ball, Pine Ridge Secondary School (416-466-8522). Speeding motorists the target in Pickering pilot project SPE EDING/From page I money's worth from the purchase. 1 trust the judgment of staff in the local (police) division and Cm sure they will use (the new radar units) to help resolve the problem on Bayly" Even though gayly is a Regional road, the Town has also purchased two new signs at about $350 apiece for the zero -tolerance zone, to be posted at each end. The zone will be the first of its kind in Durham, according to Town traffic and waste management co- ordinator Stephen Brake. "It could be interesting. We'll have to see how effective the signs are, and the enforcement" Mr. Brake says the Region or Town will do a study on the zone to determine what kind of impact it's having. He explains speed limits are often sct at the rate under which K5 per cent of cars travel on a particular road, which is generally considered to he the speed motorists `feel they can drive safely". At that stretch of Bayly, the speed for the 85th per- ccnttle has been 80 kph. "To drop that 85th percentile down from 80 to 60 could be diffi- cult.- Pickering's new zone is turning out to be a kind of pilot project for everyone, notes Mr. Brake. "It sets a precedent that other neighborhoods throughout the Region may request" BROKEN WINDSHIELD? SAVE 140,00 c�bLotyNo Overcharge to Insurane Co. PierLocation) 250 Baldy SL W t t t 1 e t. Ajax • 619.0662 Based on Insurance Pnces • All work Guaranteed • Call for details on Car clean-ups! INTERPROVINCIAL 860 Brock Rd. S. Unit #1 AUTO GLASS Pickering, ont. Canadian Tire Pickering Air Conditioning Check • Test manifold pressures • Check belts and hoses • JCheck1627 vent temperature �* • J1627 leak test • Nitrogen testing extra, if required Peg. 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THE NEWS ADNERTOM WEDNESDAY. JULY 1k 1"7 Rally fizzles, but race to build school is still on Bl' ALLAN BRrr\'ELL SIT( 1AI. Tui 1NF NEWS ADVEKrSFR While a recent car rally at Picker- ing Muscum Vil- lage failed to put much gas into its fund-raising drive, other events are planned to put cash into the col- fen. The first par- ticipants arrived about 20 minutes after the sched- uled 10 a.m. launch. Their tour was shoo -lived. however, as the driver misjudged the driveway on his way out. drove into a ditch and popped a tire. After the crew sheepishly accept- ed a refund, the car limped off on its doughnut wheel. The only other driver to tackle the course — yours truly — had to bow out three- quaners of the way through the tour when my ser reminded me that I was about to run out of gas. The non-event was part of a fund-raising oarn- paign put on by the museum to help finance the restoration and conversion of a log IxAuse into an 1830% period schoolhouse use and meeting room. The house was buih in the early 1 hays in Maple and had been in use as a hume until it was donat- ed to the museum Lag fall. Considering its age, the house is it god shape. but a to of work needs to be done w get of up to the standards of the other museum buildings. Sonne of the timbers and beams will have to be- repaired or replace. a more recently added picture window will have to be closed in, and the flooring is going to be replaced with material sal- vaged from anoth- er century home. Move to the museum in March, the house now rests on steel beams awaiting construction of a permanent foun- dation. Museum staff hope to have the building open by September to use as an orientation room for school trips. It will be the first new addition to the museum since a replica bandstand was erected in the mid-1980s. But, there's a lot of work to be done and provincial and municipal funding just aren't enough. Planned fund- raising events include a 5(V50 draw (the winner takes home half of the total ticket sales) and the Fall Family Picnic at the Museum on Oct. 5. The museum is also working on establishing a trust so it can give tax receipts for donations. Designed with the latest safety and convenience features for your active family. - . i rA Coming September 15th to a Toyota dealer near you. .:.£ �y J i !DROP BY PICKERING TOYOTA TO PICK UP MORE INFORMATION! PICKERING TOYOTA t905) 420-9000 QU 557 KINGSTON RD., PICKERING THE LARGEST TOYOTA DEALER INDURHAM! =000 111 ■„C=111 Flyers right to N-otir doorste 1)...f mr tinier each week in your News Advertiser `You've got the wrong guy' Morin BY STEPHEN SHAW UURHAM STAt I' Durham Regional Police detec- tives used "mind games" to try to :pry a murder confession out of Guy Paul Morin and ignored key evi- dence indicating he couldn't have killed Christine Jessop, an inquiry ;has heard. Investigators. acting on confes- sion -coaxing FBI tips, surrounded -Mr. Morin with crime scene evi- dcnce during an interview at 18 Division in Whitby following his arrest in April. 1985, Said retired Durham detective Bernie Fitzpatrick at the Morin inquiry yesterday. Mr. Fitzpatrick, who headed the murder investigation with then -part- ner John Shepherd. said the pair were following the advice contained in an FBI report, which suggested surrounding the suspect with the dead girl's clothing, investigative flow charts, filing cabinets marked with Mr. %forin's name and his fin- gerprints. The idea of it is to have him see things and hopefully obtain con- fession. . . In other words to force things to happen;' inquiry counsel Austin Cooper suggested. " 1 don't know if 1'd use the word 'force.' but yes:' Mr. Fitzpatrick replied. Despite relentless interrogation, Mr. Morin maintained his inno- cence, insisting, "You've got the wrong guy:' according to interview transcripts ruled inadmissible in court during Mr Morin's first- degree murder trial. Mr. !Morin was acquitted at a first trial and convicted at a second of first-degree murder for the sex -slay- ing of his nine-year-old neighbor. whose bo4ly Was found in Durham three moa tS%fterAn _Wlbdddtfd from her Qucen,villc home in Oct.. 19%3. After a 10 -year ordeal. Mr. Morin was eventually cleared in 1995 by DNA evidence. During the intcrview after his arrest, a defiant Mr. Morin, faced with persistent prodding by the two detectives, maintained "1 never touched Christine, guarantee it - "Never gave her a hug or a piggy back ride?" Mr Shepherd asked of him. "Never... 1 never placed a hand on her." Mr Morin shot back. "You've gilt the wrong guy. I've beenframed." Mr Moran was told police had overwhelming evidence" linking him to the murder, including his fin- gerprints at the crime scene. "Fingerprints don't lie Mr. Shepherd told him. Mr. Fitzpatrick yesterday admit- ted that no such fingerprints existed connecting Guy Paul Morin to Christine's murder. explaining the detectives were trying to "mess with his mind:' hoping he would "break down" and confess. Instead, Mr. Moran offered hair. blood and saliva samples for testing. dearly the actions, Mr. Cooper said, of an innocent man. Mr. Fitzpatrick was also asked why police discounted the potential evidence of a 66 -year-old Sunder- land woman, who on the night of Christine's murder, heard a child's screams coming from the field where the girl's remains were even- tually found. The ex -detective denied Mr. Cooper's suggestion that evidence was ignored "because you felt that you had the right man and (her) evi- dence would let him off the hook:' Mr. Fitzpatrick said other officers had determined the screams had come from ail domestic dispute at a nearby home. Ken Jessop, Christine's older bother, testified last month at the inquiry that he and his mother Janet were told by Mr. Fitzpatrick that the woman was ..a loon, a drunk:' Mr. Fitzpatrick said he could not recall making such comments but did not deny that he did. Screened Top"ll Triple Mix Sand • SereenirW Gravel • Peat Loans DSLiVS1tSD OR PtCKd1P "I am very proud of my boys and my entire family at Smitty's. I thank God that I have been so blessed." 'THE NEWS ADVERTISER WEDNESDAY. JULY 16. 1"11. 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Mtit{ Wal.-TalnUMW MN3!1)11x11b&OIS 3 �a�' 1L#bh 2)adfeek1l WQ4*M . 01a OIL, Ion, WW, 111rs,AKfunInfpia 110aiLbSP& I 11110dff512 NDONiOS Ml .�...: +aia;. 1AGL6-Tm NEWSADvFx nSER WEDNESDAY. JULY 16. im Ajtcr17dye ckering News rtiser VEditorials and LA MetrolandCommunity Newspaper published Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday. Sunday PHONE: 6133-5110 FAX: 683-7363 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. LiS 2H5 Publisher: Tim Whittaker ♦ Editorial AnLL114INKJIM RIM AUSTIN Make local hospitalGuest full-service facnit Column ' Y An unfortunate rift between a highly qualified sur- geon and the administrative staff at Ajax -Pickering General Hospital could be construed as just that: a dispute between an employer's needs and an employ- ee's professional expectations. But the story this week about plastic surgeon Mahmood Kara, whose 'courtesy privileges- at the hospital were no longer needed based on a decision by hospital administrators underscores a much larger issue as it pertains to the hospital. Here we have a skilled surgeon who, by all accounts, provides a service shown to be a benefit to patients in several emergency cases. We also have hospital administrators handcuffed by provincial budget constraints despite their best inten- tions to provide the specialized services of Dr. Kara. Percolating in the background are the conclusions drawn by the Durham Region District Health Council which suggest Ajax -Pickering General Hospital should be a full-service facility for the western por- tion of Durham Region. We have always agreed with those conclusions: Ajax and Pickering continue to grow and are expected to do so in the foreseeable future. As a consequence, this debate isn't really about poor planning on the hospital's part, as Dr. Kara sug- gests. It's about burgeoning demand for services. exponential growth in the western communities of Durham Region, a disproportionate amount of fund- ing from the provincial government to meet those demands, and limited current budgets. Again, if Durham's regional health care system is to adequately meet the needs of its residents. Ajax - Pickering General Hospital must play a pivotal and all-encompassing role in the provision of those ser- vices. Then, and only then, can we expect to see more permanent specialized services for those in need. To respond to this editorsf call lnfosoarre at '�r1fO50tX�CC 683.0il) and diol 5109 ♦You said it... In response to the July 8 !News Advertiser editorial headlined 'New GTA board a bust', our readers said: "You're beginning to -Axon l like a regional councillor or local councillor who sees a bogeyman around every gov- ernment suggestion or proposal. There is nothing in the GTSB proposal that would suggest anything about sharing Toronto's welfare costs. That's a suggestion of Jack Layton and some of the Metro councillors. For Durham Region to vote down the GTSB because of a suggestion by some hare-hrained politician in Metro is absolutely ridiculous. if you look at the parking loot of the local GO train stations, you'll see that Ajax, Pickering and Durham residents generally are getting good use out of the GO system and that's one of the things that's included in the GTSB situation. It's about time that Durham Region politicians wake up and realize if they don't start working together they're going to be out of existence altogether -- both Durham Region and the kcal municipalities" vWe asked... The question is: What do you think about the fact 20,000 Ontario jail inmates are collecting welfare'? ,y Cecil King says, Stefan Lai says, W a a d a "It just boggles "It's pretty unac- Zakrajsek says, the mind. Where ceptable. They "I'm appalled. If does the govern- are housed, they serve time ment mail the clothes and fed. for the crime and cheques? It's Why do they we are already money down the need money? paying to keep drain:' They can get a them in prison, job when they why should we get out." have to pay to keep them in spending money?" Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser Publisher: Tim Whittaker A Metroland Community Newspaper published Tuesday, Wednesday. Friday, Sunday 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. L IS 21-15 ♦ Letters to the editor Disabled kids' parents "mad as hell' , Ms. Ecker To the editor: Thecditonal headlined 'Help the disabled' in the July 9 News Advertiser had some excellent points but I take exception to your comment that members of the Durham Coalition of Families of the Disabled, which is spearheaded by the HEARTS Family group, might "better serve their loved ones by putting aside their attempts to 'detlect' (Durham West MPP and Minister of Community and Social Services Jana) Ecker and ha%c a heart-to-heart with her." The only reason Ms. Ecker might listen to the families in the coalition is because they snow- ed kud enough and in a very supported. Families can not do political way to get her aucn- it alone. Some of that support tion. Perhaps now Ms. i-:ckcr must be paid support controlled will really start listening to by the disabled individual with what parents of disabled chit- the help of the people who love dren in her constituency arc saying. She might even start With the gross underfunding acknowledging the letters sent of developmental services in to her. Durham Region. disabled pco- Disabled people like my ple in our community are not daughter Jessica have a mean- only unable to make their valu- ingful contribution to make to able contribution, but arc often their communities, but. in order not gating even minimal sup- ra contribute. they steed to_ portto allow for their basic Province, JANET ECKER MPP and Community and Social Services Minister under fire from the parents of disabled people. needs to be met. Vulnerable 1,cople and their families arc h-ing placed at great risk. Is it any wader that we want to "talk" to our elected officials'' Yet, until now. Ms. Ecker has not acknowledged the requests made by many of the individual parents, family groups or assn- ciations. it is really appalling thaL in order to get the politicians to ,tart listening, people have to he in desperate enough straits that they organize some very pointed, public, political action. Parents of disabled people in Durham "arc mad as hell and we aren't going to take it any more'" We can't be quiet and quit all political action, as you suggest, until we are store the message is understood. It is our children's lives which arc m stake. As an aside. I'd like too com- mend reporter Linda White for her excelkm reporting about disability issues in Durham Region. She is a journalist who can certainly listen. Maureen Emmons, Pickering nuclear workers confident power plant safe To the editor: Awareness that the Province of but numerous provincial Once again, News Ontario has no control over statutes still govern many Advertiser reporting on nuclear energy and must take a aspects of the station. nuclear affairs prefers the greater hand in things nuclear. The Province is free to tabloid approach rather than This palpable nonsense mount any level of inquiry it substantive, fact -based news. could be ignored, were the chooses into the running of In the June 25 edition, we are article, by DNA's reporter of any nuclear plant in the regaled with the latest mythol- choice Marianne Takacs, not province, and it has done so in ogy from Durham Nuclear given front-page treatment and the past. But, since every thus an appearance of signify- aspect of nuclear operations is The News Advertiser accepts let- cane. under the constant scrutiny of ters to the editor. All letters should The Pickering Nuclear the federal Atomic Energy be typed or neatly hand-written, Generating Station, like all Control Board, we assume that 150 words. Each letter must be other industrial facilities in the Province, like nuclear signed with a first and last name Ontario, is built and operated workers, is confident that two initials Plphone number joy s and a lase name. Please include according to the applicable everyone's concerns are fully verification. The editor reserves provincial building and techni- safeguarded. the right to edit copy for stvk, cal codes. Because of the length and content. opinions uniqueness of nuclear plants, David Shier, expressed in letters are those of rhe their design, engineering and President, writer and not necessarily those of manufacturing standards go Canadian Nuclear the News Advertiser. far beyond provincial codes, Workers Council JOANNE BURGHARDT. Editor -in -Chief TO REACH US STEVE HOUSTON, Managing Editor BRUCE DANFORD. Advertising MassagerGetseral: 683-5110 ALVIN BROUWER. Retail Advertising Manager _ Chw lltd: 683-0707 EDDIE KOLODZIFJCZAK, Classified Advertising Mat teff W uilissaiaa: 683-5110 MONiQUE LF.A, Real Estate AulonuxiveAdvertising MumW AdatWC4rei6ed Fast: 683.7363 AHE FAKHOURiE, Distribution Manager Composing Fast: 579-9273 BARBARA HARRISON, Production Manager E-saB: newoeom@durhamnews.net JANIC'E O'NEH , Assistant Production Manager CHERYL HAINES, Assistant Production Manages hapJtwww.dtrbatmews.aes LILLIAN HOOK, Adnismstransin Mmuetir Ajax resident Jim Austin is a nuclear safety engineer at the Pickering Nuclear Generating Station. Column inflames nuclear debate I am a nuclear safety engineer and have practised my profession with Ontario Hydro at both the Bruce Nuclear Power Development on Lake Huron ind at our Pickering Nuclear Generating Station for 15 years. I write to you not as an official repre- .cntative of Ontario Hydro but, rather, as a concerned Ajax citizen of seven years. Having just read Steve Houston's July 6 column headlined 'Keeping an eye on the giant next door', I am left with feelings of immense frustration and disappointment. What particular- ly disturbs me is the apparent disre- gard Mr. Houston shows for his com- munity and his position of public trust. My quarrel is not with his apparent anti-nuclear agenda. I can take the criticism. I believe cogent and constructive criticism of my industry is necessary. The problem is that Mr. Houston's clever little image mix of children frolicking at the beach with a backdrop of the "sleep- ing giant' of concrete silos is irrc- sponsihlc and inflammatory journal- ism (no doubt excused by the ageless "editorial/opinion" defence). Let me tell you who and what we are. We have more than 2,000 perma- nent staff at Pickering. Our numbers include op rators, engineers, scien- tists. electricians, mechanics, scaf- folders, clerical workers, accountants, and many others. Many of us took our families to the fireworks in Pickering on Canada Day. Many of us drop in for a coffee and some empty morning calories at the local dough- nut shop on the way to work. Our kids play soccer with your kids. We get frustrated with the summer con struction delays on the highways. We live in the community! We arc rot "faceless people in space-age suits' standing idly by listening to the "hissing and popping" of aging equipment! And now, thanks to Mr. Houston, we get to spend time explaining this to our curious neigh- bors and relatives. I know the speculative images were acknowledged to be "quite imaginative and inaccurate. I'm sure". Please understand my sensitivi- ty, however, when Mr. Houston goes on to conclude, based solely on his fireworks -induced "moment of clari- ty". that somehow Durham Nuclear Awareness was now due a level of respect that hundreds of dedicated professionals at Pickering were not. In addition to the federally mandated scrutiny of the Atomic Energy Control Board, we have been scruti- nized with unprecedented zeal for the past two years by the media, local politicians, and Durham Nuclear Awareness, among others. We are tired of the endless superficial mus- ings. We certainly don't expect DNA to change their approach, but we do look for a fair shake from the media. 1t is a very complex industry with many serious issues to be discussed in the public forum. Your readers should ask them- selves if Mr. Houston's article added anything positive to the debate. Was his intent to educate or inflame? The News Advertiser invites Traders to sub- mit columns for Be our Guest on current issues facing our Durham Region commou- ties. Submissions should be 600 words or less, must be signed and include a daytime telephone number. Unpublished columns may run in condensed form as a letter to the editor. The News Advertiser is one of the Metroland Riming. Publishing and Distributing group of newspnpen. The News Adveniser is a member of the Airs t Pickering Board of Trude, Ontario Community Newspaper Assoc.. Canadian Commusuty Newspaper Assoc.. Canadian Circulations Audit Board and the Ootsno Press Council. The publisher seservea the tight to classify or refuse any adwriisemeat. Credit for advenisemem limited to space price error occupies. 4 Gsu°r" Cacutahoru Avon Boma keanibar Test drive turns into stolen vehicle pursuit AJAX -- Durham Regional Police are investigating after a couple took a car for a test drive from an Ajax dealership — and never came back. A man, woman and child took a black Pontiac Sunhird for a drive from Bruce Bissell Pontiac Buick at 201 Bayly St. W. around 3:30 p.m. Saturday, says Sergeant Jim Grim- ley. After hearing reports of a stolen vehicle, police spotted the car in Oshawa near Oshawa General Hos- pital around 5:10 p.m., he says. 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It runs from Monday. July 21 to Thursday. July 24 I-om I to 4 p.m. Youths can also enjoy the centre's activity room. playing billiards. table tennis and other games. The Youth Centre is at 360 Bayly St. W. Ajax. Call 42S- 1212 for more informa- tion or to register. Put Ajax, Pickering teens to work on worthwhile jobs The'toulh Centre is I(xokin for pro- jects to keep teem husy helping the community. The Youth Action Experience t YAF i is a tree four-day program for teens Irom 13 to 19 vears. Participants develop leadership and teamwork skills, learn about the value of volunteering. develop job skills and get an .)pponumty to make a difference in the commumly. Projects should give teens hands- on experience doing worthwhile work In Ajax or Pickering such as park or grccnspacc clean-up. paint- ing, landscaping. visiting seniors' :entre, or assostiwg children's pro- grams. Each protect must pro%idc the nncssary cyutpmcnt and supplies for the volunteers. Y•\F, session, run from Tuesday. July 29 to Friday. Aug. 1 and from Tuesday. Aug. 5 to Friday. Aug. R. I rom 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. each day Call The Youth Centrc at 42%- 1212 by Friday. 1uh IK with any ideas Vow have for projects (N, fax 42#-9151, Help for in �M. A DIFFLRENT K I N I) ! C O >1 P a N Y A 1) I F F E k E N l' K I N 1) ✓/ C .% R breast cancer wow. An entire car company patients for one low monthly payment. A support group for breast cancer patients meets Thursday. July 17. The Ajax- Ptckering branch of the Canadian Can- cer Society's Lictng With Breast Cancer peer support group gets together at 7 p.m at the For- tune Financial offices at the corner of Bayly Street and Fin - Icy Avcnue in Ajax. The group is for breast Cancer patients, their family and friends. It offers support and practical infor- mation. People in attendance can take part in the discussions or simply lis- ten. Registration isn't necessary and you can attend as often as you'd like. tall the society office at 686-1516 for more informa- tion 1997 SATURN SI.I with aiaoin 7/!, and ,JiJ• o•,wl�llJ�onilt./. ,111%h 1) iturn, you get a lot more than just a really nice car. I treated with respect and honesty, you know, ike a human being. And you get everything about the lease explained to you in plain English. The payments set out below are based on a 97 Saturn SLI. They include transportation of $455, retailer prep, a full tank of fuel and an acquisition fee or $350. Some things are extra, like taxes, license, insurance and a $325 refundable security deposit. T11e.le lea,le ptyilwew,p are ha.)ed on a lot, km lea.le 4 60,0011 kin owt, 5 year,!. This offer applies to customers with approved credit. The option to purchase at the end of the lease is $11,096. The maximum OR lease obligation is $9,540. Although retailers, are free to set individual SATum selling prices, $17,613 is the lNISRP Saturn Saab Isuzu of Pickering N. 980 Kingston Road, Pickering 839.6159 Here:, • bat Wo1! .'FllJdll/J1 ,1) llr,u JJ/atylurJtl /klt/ 111,B1d1zy. or Ink, in. _$205 - _$220 _$2,000 $1,500 -- $235 $000 _$250 _ $500 $265 _ $0 Motorcky Saturn Isuzu 1520 Dundas Street East, Whitby N 430.2350 ' rw, an photo by Ron P etroniro Up to his neck in fun Erik Engel didn't have to worry much about pool at the McLean Community Centre in the hot, humid weather we're experiencing Ajax on Monday. Erik, 2, went there for this week. He cooled off with a dip in the some summertime fun with his mother. Bible camp, carnival day at Christian centre AJAX — A va�:ulon Bible host of activities planned The A carnival day for the entire camp will offer youngsters a camp rum from Tuesday. Aug. community will he held Sunday, chance to float away on a ballon 12 to Saturday. Aug. 16. Times Aug. 17 from nom ho 4 p.m. adventure. are 9 a.m. to noon on Aug. 12, Tb Christian life Centre is at The Christian Life Centre day 9:10 a.m. to neon from Aug. 13 the corner of Rossland and camp for children from junior to Aug. 16. The camp is free, but Ravenscroft mods in Ajax. Call kindergarten to Grads 6 has a registration a necessary. 6If& 1411 formfoxmauon. An experiment from `My First Green Book' Now that sunl:ner is here, it's hoped slu- Over the past several years, many teachers dents from school environmental clubs will as well as Brownie Guidc. Cub and Scout put into practice all the things they learned leaders have dune environmental crafts and from the projects they were involved in during experiments. the year. _ —_ 11 you want a, share As well as doing envi- LARRAINE your experiences, send ronmcntal crafts, displays them to Recvcler's Report, and yaws%, environmental :/o the New, Advertiser, club students at Fairport ROUt_STON 1 ;0 Commercial Ave'. Beach Public School in I �� 1jax, Ont.. LIS 2H5. Pickering packaged baking Keci,cler's soda as a cleaning agcni. I'IPSFROM 'MY FIRST drew 'Do Not Idle Your ReportGREEN R(X)K': L',: tic � Car' posters, and made I R d h I vermi-composters. Andrew Goldsmith and Melissa Steward took home vermi-composters to care for the worms during the holidays. Andrew also gave his club the gift of 'My First Green Book' a life-size guide to caring for our environment' at the club's year-end party. This 48 -page book is filled with experiments, crafts and solutions. 1 have chosen the 'Dirty Water Test' for kids to try at (tome on an idle summer day. You will need two or three glass jars, a knife, a stick of celery, ford coloring, white flowers and water .oiod use public transp„rta- tion. Turn off lights and don't waste water The icss gas and electricity we use the les, fuel porwcr stations burn and the less pollution they cause. Lurruuse RiAdswill 'J rrrlwm rrploring nrveirrm" znml iasrw•.r tn"ularly uppeari an Wedneidoy. The fresh water that pours out of Don't worry - We can help you get our faucets comes from rivers, lakes, competitive car insurance. streams. �,, reservoirs, and deep under- ground. nder- Call 683-8592 All living things need water — water but the earth is like a s—n CMD INSURANCE sponge and soaks up anything ligwd that is dumped on the ground or into the rivers. This simple experiment shows what happens when pollutants get , I into the water system. Pour about one inch of food col- oring and the same amount of water Rertnnn� into each glass. Trim flower and cel- ery stems. a division of Pine Ridge Insurance Stand them in the colored waterLitt% and leave for a few hours. Notice that the plants absorb the colored water. The coloring acts like pollution. As the plants drink the water, they soak up the pollution in it too. When your experiment is over, put water and plants into your com- poster. Factory wastes, pesticides and fertilizers cause water pollution, but a lot of pollution also starts at home. Encourage your family to use eco- logically -safe laundry and dish- washing liquid. Avoid using chemi- cal fertilizers and pesticides in the GARDEN garden. Tell parents never to pour chemi- DOORS cals or car oil into the ground or e down the drain. To take this experiment even far420-01 - ther than the book, ask a florist what kind of dye is used to turn car- nations blue. If it is a non• vegetable-based ink or dye, those flowers should not go into a composter and therefore should Not be pur- chased. Your voice makes a difference in tomorrow's marketing prac- tices. TOP QUALITY VINYL REPLACEMENT WINDOWS FREE LOW E GLASS & INEX ALL VINYL SPACER jttt STEELENTRY PATIO to WE DELIVER C • .ti ALSO SAND & GRAVEL li"a s t : Billboard WEDNESDAY, JULY 16 HEAL) INJURY: 'Ise Head Injury Association of Durham Region holds `upfxrrt group meetings at 7 30 p.m. at 459 Boal St. F.., Oshawa. Survivors on Ifle main flax, family and caregivers upstairs 723-2732 fix information and t rsn,pt ,rtalion. EUCHRE: The Ladies Auxiliary of R(-- al Canadian Legion Branch h)6 hold, an open euchre night at 8 p.m. at the legion hall, 1555 Bayly St., Picker- ing. All welcome, no membership required. Adults $3, senium $1.50. (839- 29901. OUTIN)OR THEATRE.: The Drift- %( -id 'Metre Group perforrrlS Shake- speare's "Much Ado About Nothing" at 8 11 In. in Esplanade Park, next to the Pickering Civic Complex. Free. Take lawn chairs or blankets. 4204620. CANCER: "llto: first of a four-week lnlcracmc workshop on communication skills for cancer patients and their fami- lie, 1, offered at Hearth Place Cancer Support Centre from 7 to 9 p.m. at 86 GiIh orne St. W.. Oshawa. Speak What's On Your Mind also looks at barriers to assertiveness in personal, workplace and health care situations. A commitment to attend all workshops is needed. No charge. Register at 579-4833. THURSDAY, JULY 17 CANCER: Hcanh Place Cancer Sup- pt,rt Centre offers Stress Buster: relax- ation and guided imagery techniques for cancer patients or their caregiver at 7 p.m. at 86 Colborne St. W., Oshawa. Minimum registration required. Pre -reg- ister at 579-1833. CANCER: 11w Canadian Cancer Soci- et�', I.Istng With Breast Cancer peer support gaup rriects at 7 p.m. in the For- tune Financial offices at the coarser of Bavly St. and Finley Ave., Ajax. Group is fix breast cancer patients, families and friends. 686- 1516. T11E '4EWS ADVERTISER WEDNESUAY, JULY tE, 1997 - PAGE'll Why suffer with aching painful feet? Take a stand against Foot pain and call us today! eRonald J. Klein B.S.C., D,P.1 PODIATRIST ,i vet moo' Cove 1.5 .r„M 'r.'I VeleanS Cov@ra9e -, aeeuc F.ei cern a , 5: (acuses r"'Iden s Foot. GRAND OPENIN(: AT M11.KY WAY .- 4 4 k=. 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He's escaping mom really had to push it aside:' he hopes and years fir the future in a foreign from one crisis to the next and most of says. land are all chronicled in Ajax author his crises are self-inflicted. He retreats Initial reaction to Homer in Flight has Rabindranath (Rohm) Maharaj'% first into escapist fantasies to deal with his been pusilive. Globe and Mail reviewer novel Homer in I•llght. personal crises:' Ned Bisotmdath. a novelist In his own While that theme rnav be 1. — -� Maharaj goes on lu right. &scnhcd the book as "a novel of central to Homer in Flight, explain: "Characters are great strengths. conventional in structure published this past spring by very important to nee. My but written with a true feel fix the Ian - New Brunswick -based stones generally grow out guage" He further described Maharaj as Goose Lane Editions, of character and they grow "a talented and confident writer". Maharaj Mopes readers will in my head. I know that they "I've always been interested in hone discover more than that. He ( would do this and they someone with an immigrant background believes readers will identify ,' _ f� wouldn't do that:' responds to it. Btl0 ondath is someone with central character `1 j Homer in Flight, who's respected. so it makes it even Homerwad Santokie. who•===i like most people, is subject- Maharaj's third book and - ! lirsi novel, look him a Near more satisfying to me,'.ays Maharaj. An immigrant fromTrinidad himself, ed too the ups and downs and to wnte. He describes the Maharaj worked as a teacher in his native the successes and failures of RARINDRANAT11 `+riling process assoa laced land for 15 years hetirecoming to Cana - life. However. Homer's also 1I ct lth his first novel as "orra- da in 1993 to pursue a maulers degree in a new immigrant la Canaria. '4HARAJ slonally depressing. but Creative writing from the University of Irving in Toxunto. and fields *Characters are cert' highly enjoyable". He New Brunswick. After Completing his his new life in his imaginal important to me* stresses it was especially degree, he returned to Trinidad where he Utopia of Canada far differ- hard ao take his mind off his worked as a columnist for the Trinidad ent thin he had anticipated after leaving writing orf the book as he- was forced to Sunday Guardian. Fallowing -a brief his native Trinidad. split his allegiances between writing the sojourn hack to Trinidad. to immigrated Horror in Flight "may be- categorized book during the evening burs and work- to Canada, pnnu6lN to further his inter- ns an Immigrant novel. but it's not solely ing w% a supply teacher lir the Durham est In writing. r - - - - - - - - --- - - - - - - THE - 6 I---------................................_.......... ----------- ALUMNI CLUB SPORTS BAR GRILL PALACE N & N EAST BEACH BASH `97 N ' Saturday, ul 19th, 19 17 11.00am arking lot PRESENTS N RHINESTONE N Beer DS DANCERS " Garden ?. t 1 . t ' IN NI CO " " ., Outdoor BBC t t 3 S' 0 in advance ' EXOTIC MALE t> T S15 at door r REDLY z ; =-------------------- SAT. JULY 19'^ = ; ---------------- -------------- Let us DOORS OPEN Thr author of two collections of short stones entitled The Interloper (Goose Lane Editions, 1995), shun -listed for the prestigious Commonwealth Writers' Prize, and The Writer and His Wife (Pcepal Tree Press, 1996). Maharaj is currently working on his second novel which he hopes to finish in November. In the interim, de's completed his third col- lection of short stories called The Book of Its and Buts which should be pub- lished next year. Maharaj has also been on an exten- sive hook reading dour of the Toronto area. He gave a reading of Homer in Flight at the Desh Pardesh Festival in Toronto in lune and will also he one of the author reading at the third annual Writers' Festival at the Pickering Muse- um Village Sunday. 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The Little Theatre Group That Could is pleasing greater numhers of theatre audi- ences all over Durham this year with its trav- elling road show, This year the talented troupe is touring Durham's parks with Much Ado About Nothing -- one of Shakespeare's most enter- taining and funny offerings. The troupe presents the play Wednesday. July 16 (tonight) at Esplanade Park. Picker- ing, and Thursdays. July 17 and July 24 at Rotary Park, Ajax. Show time is 8 p.m. Artistic director D. Jeremy Smith says Driftwood, far from [king dead wood, is pulling down solid roots in Durham. "When we started this three seasons ago, many people were very quick of tell me it would never work. Now, 6.(NN) (audience members) later, we're still here and 1 think we'll be around for a long time to come" Smith says Durham is a perfect territory for a Shakespearian theatre group to flour- ish. For one thing. classical outdoor Iheatrc 111 I% very popular as a non-profit organization, so it can issue tax receipts enabling it to more easily raise funds. Meanwhile, Smith says he's enjoying his duties more and more. For one thing, this is his first year directing a production: he was an actor in the first three Driftwood produc- tions. "It's been a great experience for me. But then I'm blessed with a cast that listens, has faith and is willing to go the distance. And I have some pretty wacky ideas and they've been pretty patient with mc." While the increased number of shows this year will put more pressure on the cast. Smith isn't worried. "They're definitely up for that. I can't speak more highly of them. It's a very tight, talented little group" Smith adds he's not the only one having a good time. Audiences will enjoy Much Ado. too. "Mcre's no excuse not to go. It's free and Shakespeare wrote some of the best stories ever sold" He says some people are still hesitant at the thought of listening to Shakespeare. "hut after all this isn't an alien language. It's Eng- lish. It is poetry... but it's our language. And what I try to emphasize for our actors is that they should try to make (Shakespeare's poet- ry) their own. As long as they have the con- viction in what they're saying, they can draw in the audience:' Smith says over the past three summer seasons, the good feelings created all around by this outdoor theatre project have given him greater conviction in what he's doing. "When a group of people get together and seem like they're having a great time, it instills in me the belief that I'vc started something right and good. It's a positive experience for those participating and it's good for the community." So, venture out to the show, and prepare to Ixe entertained, but also prepare for hugs and/or rain. "Bring your bug spray and your umbrel- las:' says Smith. "There's no guarantee we won't be rained out. but we try to he as walcr-tight as possible. It will he a sad day when we have to cancel. Luckily we haven't had to cancel yet." FAX: 683-7363 Sh.ouwn Arn+llol Ilett, U+_hirr. limo, B'"m In verges and Marc Krohnert is Leaneta in the Driftwood Theatre production of William Shakespeare's play Much Ado About Nothing. The troupe hits the stage in Pickering tonight and at Ajax's Rotary Park on Thurs- day, July 17 and Thursday, July 24. throughout Canada and the U.S. and Drift- ' r wood is ably meeting some of +I that demand locally. "And we don't fall into tha grind of Toronto. arket I% %alu- rtated. Right now VEHICLE L UIDATION SALE,," we'd be up against al least act theatre CONDITIONS OF SALE groups in Toron- E W apOIN Upon Pwahosl• • CsKNMQ tales people to am M' YON away from The s to. And here , • Fhxmicirp aVakeble at IOM rafts • NO i coo11Ctdie ober rek"d we're far enough • AN V*NCI CerMAed by woirled • Deivery with in 18 hours � Dream in High ChryWW TO&VOCkim • P hwiled Park (a Shake- • AN YehiCfts hots walrarlly • OsfaNrs welCorrm spcarlansum- mer-time pro- *NO FREIGHT *NO GAS TAX *NO AIR TAX duction in were "' l that 1997 PLYMOUTH NEON 1997 PLYMOUTH BREEZE we're Art Co hat pct,ng with them. There's also a nice little 1 I I 1 I t gap here in D u r h a im _ (between local 9\ 2.Olscyl,twlorlirtle, theatre group,' p L p.b., OR etta//. _.;;�4"�-; seasons) that we ` . ar cord.. ettaksr's arc able to fill." � padt,/AWFMca/L, ' ��ttsa:��r , Another big AIIFMcasIlMt bwnftdaMt _� il._ < �_ j Plus, Smith "�:' ltYllctF Ilud"AMON- r CG Z`��- points out, is that � AIM Ftpory Durham has ..r Stil t4Q19. 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JULY 16, lm P 0 0 ickering Al Rivett, sports %witer 683-5110 Fax: 683-7363 Sports News Advertiser %-7' Isle Nide wftuw Teen speedster races to Pan -Am track meet BY AL Rivm the relay squad. across the province to Etobicoke's Centennial Stadium in June, she SPl>InS REPOrt-:K This wason has been a go,xl one for Liphardt. At the Ontario won gold in the 4(X)m race and 30(krt hurdles as well as a silver in the An arca teenager is headed to the Pam -American Junior Track and Federation of Schools Athletic Association Track and Field 8 rn hurdles. She also helped Dunbarton'sjunior girls' 4-v- I Win relay Field Championships in Havana. Cuba today after qualifying at the national junior meet in B.C. earlier this week. Knssy Liphardt. 17. an Ajax resident who attends Dunharton High School in Pickering, earned a spot on Canada's Pan-American junior track team after an outstanding perlormarwe at the Canadian Junior National Track and Field Championships at Abbotsford. B.C. which ended Monday. Liphardt, a member of the University of Toronto Track and Field Team, came home from the national meet with two indi- vidual silver medals to g„ al,mg with two team golds. She fin- ished second to the 4(N) -metre rax to a personal best time of 54.8 seconds and the 400 -metre hurdles in 61.8 seconds. She also ran on the gold - medal -winning 4-x-10(1- " metre and the 4 -x -400 - metre women's U of T earn, which finished the events in 46.3 seconds ud three minutes 50 sec- onds, respectively. _ r By finishing as one of the top 20 athletes at the y tunior nationals. Liphardt will compete in tier first - aver international track and field meet. IL__I She didn't expect to Knay Llphardi and Shelly qualify for the Pan - Ann Brown competed at the American champi- Canadian Junior Track and ""ship% as she just want - Field Championships in cid to tum in a solus per- B.C. I' mance in B.C. "Mostly, l just wanted to do well at the juniors. It came as somewhat of a surprise Cir me to come top 20 and qualify fix the Pan-Arrk-ricans:' says Liphardt. adding that as a top -20 athlete at the nationals. she will receive funding to help pay for the trip to Havana. In Cuba, Liphardt will run the 400m mares, the the 400M hur- dles and on the 4-x400m relay team. This year's trip to the junior naticxuls rcpnesented her sex:- ond time running against the best teenage athletes in the coun- try. Two vears ago as a 15 year old, she placed fiwrth to the 400 metre~. Last year. she decided to skip the Junior nationals and compete in the Legion National Track and Field Championship instead, winning both the 400m and the 400m hurdles. Liphardt was joined in Abbotsford by Dumbarton High Scholl running mate and Pio kcnng resident Shelly Ann Brown. Brown was also on the 4-x- I(Omorc relay team :rad was in the top five in the 100 metres. Brown was pecked as the fret aher- nate for Canada's junior national team to compete in Havana Following the Pan-Amcrwani Junior Track and Field Chanrrponshps which run from Friday to Sunda). Liphardt will compete at the Canada Summer Games in Brandon. Manitoba next rrbrtll. There, shell run the AX)n, the 400m hurdles and as a member of Ontano's 4-x4O(kn women's relay team. She qualified for Team Ontano at the Canada Summer Canoes at a meet in Kitchener two weeks ago. She won the 401kn. was second to the 40)rn hurdles and earned a berth on Pickering Lady Devils win ball tourney bronze PICKERING — The Pickering Lady Devils novice girls' fastball team captured the bronze medal al the Cambridge tourna- ment last weekend. In the bronze -medal contest. Pickering defeat- ed Kitchener 6-1. The squad got strong pitching from Katie McKinnon along with some solid defensive help to keep Kitchener to one run. A spectacular catch by Sonya Spalding in deep centre field was the high- light of the contest. Offensively. Sheri Parker led the charge with a triple and three RBI, while Melissa Meikle. Ashlyn Young and Lauren Fawcett chipped in with one RBI apiece. The Devils started the tournament against the a l w a y s- s t r o n g Chinguacousy Cougars. In an excellent pitch- ing duel, Pickering A lent pitching as she was able to get out of some tough jams. Great play by catcher Christie Barlow helped keep Kitchener at bay. The offensive charge was led by Meikle. Fawcett and Farr, who all banged out triples. Olivia Lennox added a double and a single. The Lady Devils led Cambridge 5-2 going into the final inning of the third contest. However, Cambridge erupted for four runs in its last plate appearance to post a 6-5 victory. Young and Parker hit two triples apiece. Farr and McKinnon shared the pitching duties. The girls received strong moral support and leadership from teammate Laura Hill who was unable to suit up for the tourna- ment. LookFW1kipWiadw npOnAU MMUS AtYW Fold & Mao" MW .. MIrMK INM Tit I RG" COPY .l. v10 aero ear.. W a ,.01a, W 07 .e ri.c...c � �» *s.�a are■u, � m ... n.M.■ ,„J ,.aa.. re � M■■. O+. ■roMR T.r a,rw w a.cnr erne .r.■u a"cr"e :—a in awes".0 ■h air 0. -r 1% W7 ■.■...A.■m.a b at," mm■s m raaw .■a 10 ri1000 vww r 00M w■ev■a■ar.,air.....,axe,intimam.a�aww+Bairn+n..dIonawaraerrxi2anTlii•ew�roaaawe■ne■Mxa,rvu•,M+.o9wDwaair.cwa w■iawr.e.yaww rr cora Tor a.. w aa.■.c■ e■ qa■ at>n. io.r www rr r aor■rri ala O.r. •./ y b is our a •ir e■nM •iaa nae■ rw O■r. a a.■a Osi ■MOx PO tr 2000 Ower. Own■ W *4 Please call in or fax your sports Q results to J Al Rivett at the News Advertiser 683-5110. Lx 683-7363. ropped a close you've answered YES to all of the above It's time to join THE WORLD'S decision. 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TA GTA, h auc won yew (90% (90% 434-6110 700 00. ggs50"174 !AGE 14- THE NEWS ADVERIMS WEDNESDAY JULY 161 111!17 1 sof Rn. 11 A" for So 1 1 "" F° •` 11 r$- R�`ER11 11 ' �F PAN/ 11 F•F R«le 11 ►bF R•ffe DO Fw RW 1 1 MISIO T•wNLeLw• ONTACMw Ulm lap ley VMtS BACK RNIII - FOR SALE: 116 Wo 1 a S Be4.OM bedww E @EDON" APT Mall SOUTH Or1AMM '• 4 HARE OPPOP"XWVIIII 1•M 4I PW Itth p -ft 'CIM Colo. 3 it amyl groups Horses 2005%. 5-amod. Mal in osM.a and Bow. now 2 bodmm so Awe &Mama Old. SM Of els art bOadO. boa tarts a Dss 120.0001m. mat conotoon. m 40 startrtlp at 31100' AUG 1 Parlay, laundry rAfknp $3.000 (905) 723- lure Call BALLYOUFF VSW OR Trade for 12 Ion month• Indigo n • a slo- InauOC0 N uamn. N to 6275 STABLES. Pontypool IN" "up Call W5433.50tD cured. .,in leuny fadh- Oomm Cohere. R.I.Mm HOIHSENOLD ITEMS - 3WAL 705.2779458 LEASE TO OWN cars Doe No pets CMI (905) es. no Pen 723 1647. chitcha d with 2mbat BEAGLE PLUPG also oma only. horn 85 to 87. sorry' 4712407 579-0999 twchners and etch,rq rocker edea' char. 1 apt v!e pkhDs alp papers, et Getchell. hrsl snots, one guallhes $345 down. SW 1st Phone 905.579. MCKEPWAG 10UTH 1 kdchen table she. York 2001 ifft4 to 9. nor Nee war- alp Ora•I dMdl. rW ,Merest 570034 Onlono ud 686- GREAT VA LUE!!! DedrO«n tNewIMR been' v cemlW. Cada a au . Mme 0p0ythm wm, Pec -Mate r Wndby IOCaDOn Cap 7428 Whit•ooks Close to GO.t" code DO 666-1p1?ar.5 Lorne 905-065-0191 BEFORE SIGH M ANY CONTRACTS, Large 16 2 a 3 bedroom proved. SM monthly Plus MAPLE Baby forryNs. in, THREE PUREBRED wry PROLON LUBRICANTS Engine lreatmenl. Wel apartments dean low r15e bhtdelp Close to 401 11 1r! hywo pared kmelded cucef, c,,b. master. a cnari9e +ape and acces0 small apricot toy poodle puppies, one lema'e. two conditioners grease Best •Fresh! decorated y No poll 839-0257. bemeeld cyee DomptwlNy rMOY4rd ri MOM o aeoslp4nn be0- tP scnocs and shoppulq $1056 had all manor now 1 « 3 b•oroom town' houses wmm 4 ryw p' room). :a Falwt 26' DV"sa9 40M $1700) Tn* FrrAt6Nt MaNd• acme Ph" 5500 down, 9oed Ar pace: 64M Deice match (905)579-9956 credit Iabng. S350001VI n- mallet vakw At $16.900 days oulne to quality CMI 'Gen' lot a quick sale' Akbdal TH SHAWA SOUTH OSHAWA 3 S When' George Walker Caldwell Banker RMR Re Park at Wicklow least of Gratton) Call 905623' O Coll K, adIm0" ens shopp'n9 airy 7289414 8334.n a�BQmd $95Wno. M aauleyw FZ lost Awllable Aug I w Ik W7aeaeld5 11 Tater Pak (905) 579.90% days , en EaCellem Shope 19" Chev. P)Ckp IUD STILL RENTING, No Indn- try wwn. reM to own 2 am to schools, shopping CW I WSW hes S600 Single prase mans. mother and father r&W Pncn VISA accepted SU es ONE bedroom basemKM bad mal cei+dth th, met- Mn be seen Ready to qqoo TrW*YWV - 500 m1 SP9. LI- • Close to schools apl _.ratio Sap! 1197. 3 bedroom nth a From IreSs A bo.. $app Bs5- unr 151erad f750 (9051 Ire 519. 1 lore s+48. Con & sh(Ipp1 $750. MI WehN wpDked BLUEWATER PARK - WHITBY $750 Der month MI mdu. w real w -PN10w sg ng trw Minimum YNrIY 5793 708-6361 dd- lane $30 4 Litre • Transit at door except phew A cable FnV come $25.000. Arch Ra- troller, lot or1rY laic'? CREDIT PROBLEMS? On $95. Grease tubes $10. las! L•aN to be Signed 1 6 2 bedrooms, immediate. sena 905) 728,9414 ext Own you, own serviced T YDVING OMI kitchen me spa! knancng Down Desire inquiries w.IDpme ' Close 10 401 Rol41onces. OWM gam 201 ( f • 11 •' 12 sized til 0w 100IOng table 'win. two ben hes And Payments Iron $toic • All utilities Y ping 3 appliances and blinds, Y "g svw cMUs. 5500.. walk MOMh1 1-M89-Probn9 Fax 613 near wows 6 shop valla Swnm roc hall, Y payments Irom 5922118 InCIUdBd AbstilmOM ole 416233- W/pTBY, near all anNa- extra snOwere and rasa' pale mnmg room she. 10 $1510 CAC Gm, rucks Y MON. - FRH. 9 A.M. - $ RM. ues. modem 3 IYadroam •1 pix $800. 1905) 723- vans 1981 0 199t AW4y RUST CHECK. 20C DUN 2 BEDROOM(S) Ett i 27 Nagdyn Drew. rooms, bsn�rg, Cobourp 9353 Auto Sales Ltd 792 Srmcoe Etoblcdae. OM M98 3V1 1ownMuse. central sin. 1 AS ST wEsr 1989 from 5735. (805) 571-3522 applyMes. August 1y area, about t noun from Shone scum. OsnawR G M c Tracker 124 k. OSHAWA (Pmerdgo SI,lDo plus utilities Suit- Tomato 905420.1337 PIANOS -GRANDFATHER Prone 905-720-3382 (905) 668-7332 SHELTER CANADIAN axle for Near! 4t 4 BEDROOM bun alow. CLOCK-. v'sd wr wa,e $4400 certfied 1988 Propellers 1. quiet clean 1 Y ( 81 766- 9 Muse. new a ulna paras NEED A VEHICLE? Poor Shawdow ES fully loaded Prawpwarulh Nr'e9oe aM 2 badman Ans $600 PROPERTIES LIMITED 8263 Iwo new 2 Dams Wt. MOfley (upright A grand). digital nada" No credit, Bank. $2395camhed 1987 byL•hneoo6Tandem $725 as mctusiw. Darrow pod !!Donny. a Mpl a rds N I "'p,' Call Trace at 905- CUnsc. 281rtre 14? k. Inc , rets. uthewM M4"kgs. hA IO Lend 428-7877 I Rooms baswmeM. 2 woo0ad aa- pwrs k o lobo b Large 576 -ISM or 1.868.259. 52495.11, 1987 16 SPACIOUS wN mrn- wnOa wet. o.vn x M~ o1 clocks Call Tr- .� Ian tIMP' $2795 EXTRA LARGE 2 bed- roam($' m No" Oshawa. lamed 2 badhoom opts so Plano. 433.1491 1979 MERCURY ZEPHYR. " on hate wet"he cettaked 571 -CM a 668 Large baltsny, quiet bud- awl at 900 and ON Glen RIDING LAWN POWERS - 2 or E cyi awc sunrool By 55 rig $598 a 5695 01 t- St Some eel wrbn dos 25 hp BODCd' 'c" cul one owner ca' 84.000 backspld, hvmgroom large Inas. ills•. parking ''laud- els• P4'M ptoviwd Close 51.800 16 nP Ma51d':+at. ml V.8lymn en EaCellem Shope 19" Chev. P)Ckp IUD ad Andade Aug 1st 6 to schools, shopping CW ry16 wmi snow- bey ofle 9851 7128 as ,. size. I:2 ton Suspension SW 1st Phone 905.579. Ire. Go Statim W mchd power $1.350. Massey lamed$32'00 080 905 auto. new Point,1TOkms 5504 ad Can 726-4993 Ferguson 12 hp 51.300 1964 BONNEVILLE 0r a3 V6. 55200 Mo. 430 2775 OSHAWA 'Boor St W) OSHAWA 2 bedroom (111263-4753 Sale as 11 $1 000 or best BEFORE SIGH M ANY CONTRACTS, Large 16 2 a 3 bedroom &Pis July I Occupancy SCUBA DIVE this aranmw One, 666-4419 CI 1964 HONDA VIC WAN7E D' Neav ".ew " apartments dean low r15e bhtdelp Close to 401 5600 ange Lotsbor, to sod YOU St«AwN RSNy Next coustarts Jury 21 rse m WNdbY A,W SCUBA and HATCHBACK Sem, W. m"de ;M VF ca' V^der a GO Park,7, Available Corp 723-128$. yorkeknq equipollent at to"'Ift es is or k7r Parts, =a�Cn' xm Phone t-519- '.m medMWY From $625 Ce, month Phone 905-576 THE NONOUON I North whotasale PM" Drw $500 M.. GS 576.3816 bra .:753 Pnvar not a 4.55 Oshawa. Jean quiea. lamely, Source SCUBA, 905665- IMS DODGE VAN, Cus near. any purpose. rales from pu,oin 1 6 2 bedrooms 6508 b .zea 6 cYl slam S, Q-" f1s0000 OB ,0a 724-4932 OSHAWA 1010« SIJ Lade $540 SHEOMAN OWlny 198, Odes Gena. cool. Automobiles ;. a 3 m I.. ' apererlen, wan bw ase bua'aa'9 a 5610klamoo. ay cag . rg a 56o Pry cafe. 723- dao faumay loalhas 723 wooder sheds 8 K 6 bath $2.400 '997 Grano ears- WatRed Clore ro a01 6 GO Park- 2094 kit onl Y 5299 tax won now 929.000. Askin g .•100K1a�. _7gE6a0 er ^g AvaAape ImmadrMy. PM Ade- M Mamr other 6Qe6 and yYlww 524.500.1905) M-4753 f1$ LX 4 CV F,, $600 /month Phone OSHAWA and g- awifaDle also gar"" 1M5 PLYMOUTH HAZER 575 o 57500 :,,: soap cars 9'S-5764255 9th pya app'ancpe. paring dila decks 761 Malay Rd Mo am In, cassene. A trucks or any Whompn 3-t eoroom $725 • fol 905 436-1680 Place WS nor. coni W. lky 3. P,dennq For m«• 164,17COhms. T:60C .aro- vaeycrs 74 ala 2 AND 1 BEDROOM apt cepled Coner.l^dY F~- For 3 905619.2093 mOM1pM1 Aw 1 Sept 1 $605 dna wnadata. F,oaVlaft. 57: I HOUB•S / Houses fence llrarl05b23-6712.dN .fttide 905L4M 3000 a goy- pick Up Free Town9. C81 $550:mo . hydro painting 4599or 571-1537 I FOr ReM I For Rent $738.c dlr s.mriMl,sae6eos SOFA i 2 Mairs. 3295 2632956 1906; ?06.5740 r1Ula0ed. end tea- / �� CONGO FOR SALE! Arcner $50 sow S05 A A A AUTO- We nets. Call 905-S76U ro -OSH-ZS !stye 0�- I ACCpN119�d1 oeHuwa 5.m nos lovas • I BIpNIl3f ,can Table 6 Marrs. fay 4pc for Rent aver � �s m hVM yaw „ko7Nge . yundry a Dark'rq avail bedroom solve 3295 Dm- lock freer boatig $99.900 OBTAINING A LOAN ' PICKERING VILLAGE. 705 696-1360. (705) 653- IS NOT GUAR- year GD us amypN. 24 Drrq new hone. 1 room ' ANTEED. SOME /0M TOYOTA Torml Snare enwde withother 4 PLUS 1 BEDROOM COMPANIES earns 905-697-35M female $400 IstMsl to. backspld, hvmgroom large CHARGE UPFRONT hit large C"gm Ory t7adro•tm casement apt. Sep. em male7aonsmolen wet' kilohm. lec r rh1wOW FEES, OTHERS Pry W Dayetwo 2636369 -whinge, 263-2522 Come Cabe. knMsn laumdry fadoes. 663-7783 burning, ayah-sal- c. hg DO NOT, ry Its KENNYS AUTO Rose. �, cy gas humace. new SUGGESTED THAT lamed$32'00 080 905 Dov u -d r•riicys Nwrara•s trroadbom throughout. YOU INVESTIGATE 1650 Belly St p,ckwh^9 ROOM avanabN Ion hen double ga,sge. Courtice. f179,900 or one, 723- THOROUGHLY , , smoker. quiet famay, Nome in Alan Pnvar both. cable. DM BEFORE SIGH M ANY CONTRACTS, 1"'^9- iakndry. yoraga use til kOn iml. Ifunmy 765 OKLAHOMA, Pick door $•dare ! aV badwd 0$h On the Sp71 Notation; rete BBaayYI1yylllanYWC arN 905 ERING 3 bellO town- tiWx. 1 12 Dr". Immw- Dc Ch•st•dred sat 5225. 688pt02. mete $121.900 as H. 416- A •, . I Mortgages, SWCOE NORTH IO$N- 350-5535,936 • "I Large, botBw room an ATTRACTIVE turret w- ' noose. common kitchen trance ,in 1211 coeeg. 3- MORTGAGES Good. ' la_nr6as, I&W.Y, arc. lrt bedrooms 2 bathe. 1--Wbad and Ugly Fineman 1« ' T. Absnmer 119WesNk dem" roans. Darin Mk any purpose. rales from 4.a.laDW mmerWtMy ruts hem, Camay roan' "•A"e- 5 95% AO appkCOk - &I dila decks 761 Malay Rd Mo am In, cassene. A trucks or any Whompn 3-t eoroom $725 • fol 905 436-1680 Place WS nor. coni W. lky 3. P,dennq For m«• 164,17COhms. T:60C .aro- vaeycrs 74 ala 2 AND 1 BEDROOM apt cepled Coner.l^dY F~- For 3 905619.2093 mOM1pM1 Aw 1 Sept 1 $605 dna wnadata. F,oaVlaft. 57: I HOUB•S / Houses fence llrarl05b23-6712.dN .fttide 905L4M 3000 a goy- pick Up Free Town9. C81 $550:mo . hydro painting 4599or 571-1537 I FOr ReM I For Rent $738.c dlr s.mriMl,sae6eos SOFA i 2 Mairs. 3295 2632956 1906; ?06.5740 r1Ula0ed. end tea- / �� CONGO FOR SALE! Arcner $50 sow S05 A A A AUTO- We nets. Call 905-S76U ro -OSH-ZS !stye 0�- I ACCpN119�d1 oeHuwa 5.m nos lovas • I BIpNIl3f ,can Table 6 Marrs. fay 4pc 1M6 PONTIAC Grand AM 30 Irate v6 Good motor Pay $80 $10000 Cash oa the yaw „ko7Nge . yundry a Dark'rq avail bedroom solve 3295 Dm- $350 Cal' Mike 905-725- spot Any Conation. arty WILSON OLIVE area. 2 Aa9� 1sNaN Call 905 - ng It saoe. $195 M- 0971 year GD us amypN. 24 bedroom APT. aranaflw 866 brave char. 595 Mlpw diwnol. $IBS Marry m«w /0M TOYOTA Torml hags. 7 days. 30 met sal iM 9056965007 a 905- hep Frogw stow. $heal A H'Ya,o '^tided S7a2 r PICKED VILLAGE earns 905-697-35M wagon 7o'd o^ gold Arm �'a274 lob Cap•L Pork'rg, lou,- hit large C"gm Ory t7adro•tm casement apt. Sep. em Derb•d Coa1FNM $169 lin cans•". thew rear Drakes root rax. auto. ^�y,q. 1$619- awaa0r •-'^adaM1Y et9-2147 Pry W Dayetwo 2636369 -whinge, 263-2522 barna. Wmdry mom. part Dour. Bad C.-Olrw 1111.000tm u man KENNYS AUTO -_ req. i, te50w1o. elshlwg Awl 5279 F-Ic" Mani lamed$32'00 080 905 Dov u -d r•riicys Nwrara•s BEDROOM apt rawer raOM Swq I MS) - 1650 Belly St p,ckwh^9 p6-1522 REC '•^ora Cense am 401 50944 or 427-0.22. (905) B37 -02B9 1M7 Pp.11peC 40005E a We Pay $WSW 1"'^9- iakndry. yoraga PICKER9N: - B,oaue2. an STEREO CABINET $50 2 door $•dare ! aV badwd 0$h On the Sp71 a•�vy, pPreferred MOW co"' me b•dioah Nx- Dc Ch•st•dred sat 5225. 153 S220C tsrbled O, 000 tM5 FI 750 44k. _ v a-.. r -.. Dkismydro 579..0246 Thant API LaaphQso •S1Ca kao, fled ^ahb,g ca - 4«r soy $1x. "Om: entry door N' . M' 360. taorm 52100050.623-CM6 .'^^" ,a -.,-.Ir 24 rovsr7 etrs. A MUST SEE! panty. 2 14 UDIliwirpMYalp No smotim,; PwN a20- AJAX CONDO. $389 per pa,Umg secure Wong upgrades and •attar ppORg1MN5 Pool. sauma red tub. mandate' Win ac0•of cor. buck a Dene Al pet' ESTABLISHED busness ' amokan, -*debt* .n. Te Mlely 19051 ate -1937 a�t �o�et MepW25 $ '900 Ph- for sale COMaerraeeerrorcc�� ' stoma Oowntowm Oraaae navemr'ggag9g 4M fpr s I* ?tit- to CO,�IresCr . y �taa905 akr SCRAP OSHAWA IYYACULATE {363295 SINGLE Winking Mover n 3 b•dmom ark owing-' ESTABLISe1E0 DIINMAY •e m boo'- own- •11..x. it r workeg y rawer Datmoom, broad. Ipam. AnriacV CVaal rac. . Trawl ally kN Ny �n9Aoiem,I�, n� palm ^ 4 « flood prelerred, 1 12 bad, feuyyd Dp mrw. eYgrouo dor. 4 ay a Comact-ATa:W- 659 . 4.,ndry teCdM a close lo +ri•iaFrk9 GO. fS0%oia Kh 023-644 S 51.900 1905) 723-6195 . TfownhoA SALE Kim OMWwi Caaams INsa Odw- ^�y,q. 1$619- awaa0r •-'^adaM1Y et9-2147 POST Ther Purchasers. inwc,s kom as -won, am spore' taMt ar m ;=47,5�o waw Cr deo s50. 905134-7654 /947 TOYOTA COBOL _. si'n'ce No Parts-••dmom ADr n a 3 una - -.ad 1 12 library OAK/PINE F1RtavTURE LA Goou runn,ng npn ^+•rt+oo,err bwel" PICKEIIING - emellW'Xi. TDwnhoUSlS TpwnhOUfaS office i norne. 16500 h.. 3 -bad. HAIR SALON la sofa. 4 Tl,KS n W..owork�nq -s 'wp' ""as pp0000lct Caibeom Call Klfl -can. Peer and secul low I bemoom D„9m I I Fa R$rK / I Fp R$IK / • I Reta+l Specs "rm. pre h•et. gandrd yat�orr NS Nswmew. ptws•a w ,mrWuc• our St400 Cao 9054.70.0647 ;905) 5119-SS&t .la'd'y, pwar pet and ws•mne. aprtrneM Set- Wra9e w.th large 1511.6011 gnat k'a0elbni Buy? "ft. alk On bud mer rft erorol . toad'V_ ,ol AlHpraa6y lung at sw bmdhow cookie, "i 14161452-7767 ' e19 9M-4279 ra•w Tom• ORS• and • 'Entertarlrtawre C4h%M' IOW HYUNDAI Eac•I, a oor new d -It,' •imus,. .416)328-M 'm .Kwene Iw ssamoh non-smwokrn. . ne paseu aped wet court. A.wbN - Vr Nov adwd manly now, 5 -spool amlm -..no. rooms. 3 Dams. family "t r.4re . NO '=TS Pl ,wy 1 $475 905-420- blboom a drieg morin Peaces as wall 1IN• prosy 206W SLIM famMed o, filet OMr CN 605-378- akr SCRAP 60-1432 a "'••w llywppe 1061 • r"ocrrl amt .w she end 0219 rn..I u,nr.U,.,• kit „u: Top Cann Dad FrN DkrA 2 bedroom PICKEPI1MG bright 1 bad- Dom apt Sr1 CO,awa•C - curl rka 11lpyp purely' Ae "M Suable FAA bled. UP C401 (WSM31-4733 a e, i ped. Acperwtu ar Opo. Irl- 5 ab No yI mtkrewe. 1MW5 MM -go av4raoy sorry ' }' "Der 1666 ala T4M Ccny. 2 den Dpit. No Den RIr'eliolw 905 - anew M Hew Co.'""- gwoes-en4 I $W7 - -`r• CASH FOM CARS! w• " ' "Op � N 42ai126. pnont IN 20 CLARK • r_•mic tin yt1rY ort loaded 53500 o, best ,bah Dov u -d r•riicys Nwrara•s f afro, 6 D Th Plak'w i lute one bad Ir 4000 Ips rn•Wr, 666.564{, muff M mmnrkrrg wnb son C40 427.2415 a comer AJAX ONE BEDROOM. coin bfmt act Me IW th1vaN •mrence, "SO XW1o. '986 '1-- Good IMS EAGLE yron TSI b 479 9" St fear. Aex SeparaN entrenoe. paskaift month implied" upMres MlWv. 1M trip mat width ; samr. Ca PIMe M h1l1NAD AUTO SALES cloan And abecove, huge y•Sal nND 0.00806426-7345 Mc oryys r.N SI..", O bar-. me, yridk•no 3M low fqn and, alAalln•M. St 36.500 906- vg Coal Ms7M-m2. a 4.'1) M1 rhea lmmrydet• ME-OSNAWA. 3 laps `Sp', 905-432-3M9 +09 Old .,r,q VA Ra Unide r11 Pl0_4 V,kaga. aur rooms. 3 Dams. family NAWSrYL)ST Pwale. w, Ki6. NKo Cwra- room. garage. ool b'cl1. Established beauty Salon Ready us Ready wet. spwar mom. Ia over 20 yors n pWa. 7M , w icy OSHAWA 4 NoWhe FM 142.dim oath tsoarg f//2.400 CM 9055764644 906-725-a7tp �vy� Mt ,1,- 850 tq 2md M amwaees SouevEM . I awe" Rap. Ow. $550. 600 0 hien 9500. PICKERING VKAA6[ +haDri•d "a heti pu go 300 0 R a Rom ONa JEWEL 30 evrn'I Am storm Earn 5 IOK 9e .: M. ow the Or MM GM Go,gwous 3.1 bole dmh PR PrVaatic Sinn ' 270 0 R Ly Rao' Isoe ,gen Daawpe on prover P7p1T No seance Mal MIUM s0 a. men Call 434-2447 60.150' to ori queen, oro moron mnfapk 1 No-go"?"od 3066 ... •95.1132 Open conc,apt. iaduarg st.Au-ft e"%.r Glow. Para•q. p't Aftic Alk$ 1 1 Allo Low PROD[ 3223. rid ,e Used stows $20C dna Chita. XIC. 134.000um I eed•C. eirw caiwha�i aNeg 119300 905146- Trucks HW . 3700 19031 427- Mer•.uq AmN ea.M kmw,r sp4tears one bad AJAX SOUTH, 3 PDA 1 by-tay,15 25th ea IY I- 7l SO SIT kyurriell meso: aye FUD rwwvalad Darayn wth ,ar' hrOlhi 4a„keV yon (OSHAWA. 1 11 alh49. txmptwlMy •piped. sobc all wanlwa 32•,0 1992 Sa111! AJAX. 1iM•int Dell- roan. saanem, eaawte / I Apartm•nq / I MOIal9i amwaees SouevEM . to M+cW arum s.pdww to f Kit 'Tooth cok,h0,wea.,, ice lith x $1 and B,wa - woes ber4h las, tY19L ro pMk A40 Sap!. NL 6e67677 �yWlpa�y2 • l..d mwt ApA,m+•m swNrar w 6Ypa I For R•m � For R•M Cam N N 905 rano ..ea �� le 400^' ea" Slals Ki SMDW*d yylr NOW b rand , new INMd arae ,'tol*Iwo 1M1 Tem* 4 r, Aur Ar. P'pwr. 1145 ',... ;. r. 22 5 IauMrx ppNarkeM,� st.Au-ft e"%.r Glow. Para•q. p't Aftic Alk$ 1 1 Allo 5 lad pkad'rg. Nae InaldrY stow $69825 MI sai w. Myo. OOAs, Mt. 0Y BOO: I dY BOOM Roan a women$ .34 I a3a16$ CIrM b 401. wale b a IoM. North OrirN 14 cal f805 No. Dalry o, A o Crkna., pw Breko wet 5 +Od. lerrho aw. ho bract ro clan Dor a $apt be w�ITer \Nn 0•dro0,^ NORTH OSHAWA Bow, aloral. Cal 1.800.476 GO GO. a 4-48" Locebon, ray IV la Lot awl• 70- t10a'N S4a9 aIy SI..", O DT4se. oo wherry maaw, arra IM aIq tat. tweler 905 M9-3717 alM gam ow vwb. sreewMw for 420-1341 0._..a:: +.:..yww an Ya..U, U: u. ::A-.ain. a 4 16 ares RIq 1 a NWMMM / 000 90 f23a,000 lOS6M-MSa Verat Y'ah'W alar lel b rhe Yr - *NNW b saM fM6 Nw sCrolcn and Orw pon Eu° Spat HINTS200Cattle. Eu SBR ro W B., lo pmpvw C•rl, . apaaeo. 14brdroom. n MPIBX. walk to GO. first Dar•_•. RYl DNR. pokn4 mag, rY a be*oo • WEb OPEN HOUSE We*" 1MOa a up 725-IIn be tier Did9es S c r $249 SW plaryanf Furrykra a.y f1s0000 OB ,0a 724-4932 Dad. 2109 $6.500 C:aa Tpry 721 pp$$ arrant apanw, aw Dale- rnwnl aWnm•m. Wpa PICKE FaNG.VaasY lath RD form Lase DO" 2 WW* ball% 1481. 4/ •961203. yaw •Dorn w Me $ br IoM ."MPOOWIY Gell o r rata, $1300 P&ASpl.l, ally JWY 16. 4-$p,a. i ['/'� �• f' 1. It' pRD/HyaBLE l Appliances 227 Cart 31 laundry. illimitable rmm4 1520 a 416.466.1291 Wrcten, a lakrldry raga. bw0,o0m DAfellwlw, NC reMe•L .•100K1a�. _7gE6a0 er yEy�al QTS WHBTBY CENTRAL. Vic• „zz �. OW- S70740 f1$ LX 4 CV Oarwnq. 11700 nckwaer. em 11730 me - ro Mm yet atren you Cara •. 7604'e reel"ot^ ':etc rerwu,.q., •.3'a 0 PICRERINO. Jul. •odep .4. C&A (90617267$4 WAT[R t fou are 49^' afkrng fi500 4712630 I Trowem '.1w Cr 419-9324 amdaN rI a : m .7 akarkcef 41n 45? -M+ O+n Yew w* tyny 4 building. large bale WS n u.'M• wwaDuusrn 9 nom. •a50sq R. par yD"a'nsaaDga banned wer, It" teen, w,aM 1909 mal um AXXESS UM1es, Cable. markup .. AJAX. imam. woftm acre, lekahw6 r4paeolM 10" Flrh yet, vwwtm CM O•NMaeL Mdrew No 0325 w A far CAN SM barley neoprlwraraaood. 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Io tam, P;w err cold. , (7pS1694-2601 on �•y ,•rrQ.0 I ., M ar clean pI'eI W Thew JMb GL 'W'r booed 36 w stun ,.1110•' wav arayi e"r.pr Lr Car'd'kar"^9 35R conA awcag ry $claire kit 2 Mwooa. f7ri 7 MO- ref two owr�•.r^ or n r'S�y r n ----T^ a'D' Innes. r60G ay = pus MONOwon g9nWd& 7 D•OMwN. 7 t1Y.sorN h/ AUCINOrm - UNWANTED. scalp .iwlele 4ok�,g 3'a900 Gr1 Jaeon twat. ores, bled. le•s 'deal hep Cop QO- ot74 he'd vagi porn "A `a-plf. CaH Me" S"OWRq . 1401" lstl • CiNI11 ad mush aloes. • rrrowd BBOs w farm mhaars M (9031-721-0762 0410 a" oci 97 snag Sut401e br Ourhlwn oar 19081 1171-a27'B .•"' AroaOle Akk11k'ril Caa / Yoe. R$t•$I$ S' M.)o07064493707 stoat .ars cher, wY• a and" w41' 1M6 CAVALIER 2door. $175M CM 414.2D44349 @HOCK M Pickering OM DN,Oam w --t sw or C..W* No 9.06 k r16 OM SM 1.0 m Oro Y 1 -8000 -GM 905697156t AUCTION gyp5)s71<n4 a-cylnM, suit. W. din's, wakno" ala 9os-abe$12 beenceak 4 pc 4 - her, wwAr, ethic traditionspoor, EBBat 99$PMP $aM3 Rap Su60m ;yahG I HOIJ04f19 CLEAR WATER AREA, 3 I C S Fl3r CON$1�1RS a aD00km . 11th. wtMenc s1srt. RENTING 1M7 hair p hit va,ws wkly 5325. n-ar ng pAarhMk non-r11Min9. SM pea Aug%M 1 428- I p4mkeg apace F,ma61aN. radmbo Spl I b, Oct Ir Eacr Rally MfaMBd CWroom IownnOUs•. pica 591! ANO ESTATES Artf i 5.4,300 Wiu Celry Cao ting we•t•r,d $200- s�R- 029 97 Rot Ware Ad 726 lac Y1a , •BO. porn Y'0. WANTED • Cr it 9'75137_2173 Ia0 f22Snvk 512011 wand 76w A RENTERS DHIE/LAv avalde naw f« aur ant CRYSTAL LAKE, t 1q BrcWln (905 8551176 CLEAN 2 M«odm, A non' d Yat owe' you FAMILY 1.Mrhg lo. Wml o r,ee psoaM 906 - ST► nn norm cI•ar. wet. Low CODImISSIOfI, CALLING ALL WOAD M- FINANCE TRA LER 26 n G~ Fe, pall. D4M•n. M,k,nq rpt pals smayn. on ora roan. OSHAWA •am $24.000 • groes n- country hand b new- new Down 905427 SOW- 37N. good nsnn S Cloaca payment rNXI TOMWE - Shows - H•re f a a+anc4 Ic Ina. row w ll.n laerut EVERYONE Con nude add a tooth. a•«. sea M Fartytca MIM d auarmr.. pan Other. f5351month .pan 21.4 k Yawl � GiS00• � r�. mono oM Dan sTSpr ClEA1PRATER 2••w0 IRYNrOM matt4gea Be dhaoN anon. 3 wdh boll- day. Sale. MOs. ' ad be tort of dy Speaking NO tum (�wn3. Resort. Pclw 9pr til n yrrA eh, GpNwl n- The F"r51 z-. 2 1.m�N1 m«am bo ncable aK4pI I T room potpaix (hamar pawl. Pp tel tut. houses. fam win fad and Tues. and Thurs. Ou11«um on July Or, a The Word , Our FubD first time buyers. pal. ovwooks woreqe $8500 :905) 6970757 a,ded SeptS1W let 726 4663 4 3 Dorm app tdMOW a/y tsar Som,1l y; For R4RR ma4yp tea a bdab�t b•4uhew. 4 apwonl rows. akd wonoo, roma at 6 p.m. Antique For ispelraea, «nota lob y � available lwllGE 2 Ikwwoom all n HUGE. spac,0us ane anaaabw Shoppimg. 101 ord Cod Mn Cows. CdOwN Berra 1905)7118• 6 ape $275 ..whey 905- .awe 2 Dn,ao Lakwlrorht lore furniture, appllanC- Ma BaAara Rarord • coo 6x9-3172 l W • for banl(fUp(. A I O P9rtB Hrpnn. 119501 wn,m LM 0411 7 Del,seka o.er+aAe n wN maintained family 434-7184. priced loth Still Jaw Stall BS etc. Owner and $79' 1409 i R9PBIfB mo . Aveybr vnnaectArly Vesp alp. I..'a by 1•f GIOl114ELL A.e Fr" Oec«N- Sway, N Dann operator bad aedit, no CN &" *6 Sudor fgbe04 Cy, for �nb ONeas 3.Oswodm now". comptn CLEAMMTMmob",, Cry.W Lary Rd 705.446 Credit. If Group Loolg Edge Ran- i>iOS) 721-•741 gam". 0" U, PA, ac, W, e,ekaaes 4 ADpk4„Ma. tufty tumisMO. au coni 2752. eta 2254 RDlyrt MALES KING you y wort( you drtve! WE'RE BACK!!! 350 and 305 Engmef composedly ry, It62966000 17 QUEBEC ST., one Nr4Bl• sow. dose M O C. 151 am Ub b.a pakeg, doll o aalody, amanirhio.f Sao V -.d (p•rinawm Romp) Long Rw Estar _ AUOfK S �117ilfTlBi Call the SpeCta� wbukl from SIT50 n. stalDq Ore year « KNIGAA$ALLE- Aaa4aD1• Now. 1 bwdroom baaenlrhr bedroom aparirrenl for Hem. Simcel ora Gi00 aw. awMOr Ai alb Pala. •ODimo..12 1 *Mm MS- 2 OCQ4)W" 122 Coboay St E. ON*" App 434- ahrbl,ok,ow, pobn. Dol lW. Alen she Malar LOVELY 3 oedtpar IN$- IrM,1 coMges. on Nlgru 33 NM SL Finance 20000 kms wwrraMy ph- 'apartment Goll to 80 5450 . hydro 1st month 576.1500. 3972. opracbonk crelasn will, oral. c rasa south a BancrSa 12 01117Bw, n�,,.,w�,�,,s ams awANu Call for p0- aftWuh" w pHs. sua ern my will good Cella. 3 9EORDOM, 2 aian- �. Q75 �. lol Sandy Eiii (11 NEW MUSIC e-z.e 9 '+rW U"ent Ing (9051985-4W5 working person, $575 pr Awyae �mmpeWy, Npp(4, gotMP. ybN Ill. Nam OYMMA - JLWT ho Hank n Your k«ly be , U 00Ati- $65.000 $89.Up 1960 nultveewdurni Sheridan Chev month naaavo. Fly A IM. ReNemer,ces. Cal 436-95M 571_3229 ep4.aoW M n kd~. NtDECORATED. 2 bad. (905107.5507 Call R. Call LederN R. E UO 7253151 rrws,rf-DIMR'n. NorBPr,a apart. WO 9EDROOYPark Tmoral aalleg r,aggeaar room 4 r pet (418)281-1909 aeMin B IlBrirN9 Oshawa. a - pial IASWs 7nab 1141 1KA•al *R MN, sYaaaole A KW i2�asm �UQppIRIdaKaSPidlering 05)706-i LAUDE R4id•C baweM AOrrde Cu dry, padr., Hoy. 2.906877-$509 elall4arNY 72e-590.11 Sol PDWR BODaq h. APWnarw n• low bull a shod". 005 q AAEpPApOM may. (e.ay 1 •SOOcluces M Osys Sflelr, 79.000 Bray's. Wedry. 4 . Ihydt. Now available lav RXhgw dd. oebbed allop. af. M0. pANMnI ims, lieoldonded apPywpn, t Wit% Usti IRU. Cao 9853321 peg Malar al'44. SB25 ply AVAILABLE kloyes, sal marht41rla0. Noting Sailim tin, ne *- WP' 1st fast. Aw401a Arag.3lst Two bamoewk $6371... Mona. NISUIM, tstws• 1 A411etlORa • I AlICt1011i • 1 AUCf10M • AYCOOM NOT DEALS rh9our Gu Dawns 905420- one cedrppm 5582mo. ick VIP clogs, at&UM AUG • r . 16 a 24 acingufar Kayak 36900. MraNad oyeamerf b o CN r how"water mclUced, Pay I. CAN 726.9499. 1 - e'9 ur PoOt desks Iaflag 2582 Hpmn. 905-261wl M na Moa4 Barr 0055 sere hydro. Prime Oshawa AJAX SOUTH, 3 PDA 1 by-tay,15 25th ea IY I- CErTICAFrs TNIIND A1111-Merelola vow PON. oil WHIM. MCOEMH 2 bad- roam, dM b GO SWbW* otdton hear 0 amid Midtown Mae Aug 151. badman. 2 bo low Mr• M, pet, wreaks and wood 800.668.7564 PrWnrIV I Alas. phone 41679675M WVEMiAIW SALE...NIUII- RA. Oirer 40 CWt**d NI *7)de SalBf f" a stole rIMhOW. 438-8012 sass. rr. wppaarld a. I 1 • Lost i ' I slat RtNY r4coodig wet rMNr/wa nos •MlappglP aeeAM. Eg.1991 H1'u,do' 655-'8010 47MTkgftM M N hie pill" A laundry .AaDAste pto. call 1•IBfBV- M#W St., 1 a 2-Mmoom apt ,n cam, duet budug Fully boob ber4h las, tY19L ro pMk A40 Sap!. NL 6e67677 �yWlpa�y2 • l..d Scoupe. 5 spa. Sharp $3395: 1091 Book Ca17uv IMM, lr Cuddy. a good NEAR 09HAWA Cane•. 2 loomed Large aoNta. � Ln., ballad V6, wet 57995 a� 130 alDoand. boarow' apl.. n caw duet NearN ameruDl FrdW P$mpk ynaaa YMd. w July tU on $en- nee $8985: 1990 LhrnDrA outbNM Mw Good 5 lad pkad'rg. Nae InaldrY stow $69825 MI sai w. Myo. OOAs, Mt. 0Y BOO: I dY BOOM Roan a women$ Euro bMled. A-1, now wowitg CondAm 56200. faolrbes let/Iel. $620 PYa7 lew. No pals 905-Cq1- $ µplNpY Sep.tr. (12257 gold charm Malate Cap $EMS: 1990 Buick Lose- Ca11 W5.430.7723 hydro. CAN (905) 839- 1x14. aloral. Cal 1.800.476 I 10 deaMY. 420-5494 bre Ltd. I04ded mWt M MAHOGANYONP BOaI. 4958 WNT•Y BROOK -S. d M49«(705) 728-5391. LOST CAT. amid mcoor. swan $7795: 1992 TrerCZ IAa now SSW Mat 1993 mol«(Johnson 7D hp. -re- NEW. Crw bawrwm 401. INge 2 beOrwm apt. AJAX, CHUM M a 1MY2, 1 brown a tick tabby Salons lobded, atenOW bu,q $hortwve rawo. 2 . apaaeo. 14brdroom. n MPIBX. walk to GO. first 4 bedroom. sppbarkes. k Please call 420-0674, $11.995, 1990 Voyage e 7 extra props etc.. AO&W BrodJTa den 4rea (Wet- last $700 No pets. FnV NeW ry"0. dwOle 94• Hwy a2 A Wruas Re- Dasswvw. 1 cti A-1 .11tral for w .1 equM by). SM ,elusive, cable, las. Call collect 9-509- rata, $1300 P&ASpl.l, n hwro 54995: 1990 TadP LE. vola 11 h. port mot« a laundry. illimitable rmm4 1520 a 416.466.1291 Corgdyn YwapamMtt. V6, as. raw am Ualyr lgO5W23-2130 tlMMV Ce 130-7079. WHBTBY CENTRAL. Vic• 47•-•7'e6' LOST CAT- Small brown a black babby Bebwd !amity vel $49 1993 Fastrva. auto. lust amved $4995. NORTH OSHAWAwdra tow, style. 2 be0mom apt. AAAX mxdk UpOOM N• pet. Antiwar; to 'chetah' 193 DavlBnee SSEI, load -Mg large 3-0mm. 2 -baths. quiet on mature Larose" set. 4plaNe 4-bd-. larp• ltlt Pwsr call 428-9219 R.- ad 113.995 Ino GST). 1991 1 lfa111Ckt building. large bale WS hag No Do% all Wills n- trr'ghN, mnlO4Pod. IQ - word 91OM 224, IMtlad, UM1es, Cable. markup .. Ciudad 5850 Per month, acre, lekahw6 r4paeolM y whdkmmt now $7775, ooded SB19 per month 668.2326. no coal, atM 9 "fa, achool. hlpelo. No 1991 SIIMIrd burgundy. Awl Aug 161 A Sz tat Dm pale, non teacher $1450. • I I41$ISuoidsI 106.000 Dons 55295: 1987 1974 GMC Mdd h"l atwip CEO (905)573'5584. V7NMTBY dM beslr•ola 416-2221-M BON*q Asro lily loadwd "Peb snap. Sa995, 1983 Gm- 6. ac. IDC bei. 1101A fbw. ONE i Two bMrooM apt walDoul oasamMl apart- BEAVfWL7L BBMGA- am. runs a look great Nr ace al. Fell ranitlnn &rad Ir1MO"tMY or Aug mwl. healed pool, IMadrY. LOW, reaped 9~101 ' SCINOOMLES FOR $1995. 1985 Dodge 600 SM oto Cali%51723-9690 to o SW ly. 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Employees of The Ajax Pickering News Adverb.ser, and their immediate fonilies ore not eligible to enter. Judges discretion as to validity of entry forms is final. Deadline for contest is August 15th 1997. PAGE 16 • TBE NEWS ADVUMSER WEDNESDAY—JULY 16. 147 Pickering Spo Scoreboard PIC MQ kuws sLOPTTCH Scor" aha usthd.pt u of Jury 13 TUDOR ARMs DIVISION TEAM G W L T F A PTs Lone Star Hdrh" 10 6 I I 115 65 17 hese,—, Dogs 87 1 0 109 74 14 Mooers 10 6 4 0 100 76 12 Gophers 10 8 4 0 135 97 12 Dakota Bob's 9 4 3 2 87 69 10 Young Gun 10 4 4 2 Ile 95 10 Long Horns 10 4 6 0 94 128 8 The Brew Shp 9 3 5 1 W 127 7 Wham Bulls 1 1 6 2 73 96 4 Tudor Arms 11 1 10 0 81 165 2 DIVISION RESULTS Lone Star Hnmen 14 vs young Guns 1 young Guns 20 Its DWhta Bugs 5, Dakota 80b'F Lookoul 16 res Go~ 11, R•servorr Dogs 21 vs The Tudor Arms 6. Lang Homs 17 vs The Tudor Arrtts 7, The Brew Shoe 11 y Moosses 9 BAYLY'S DIVISION TEAM GW L T F A PTS Gazers 10 1C 0 180 55 20 Stawons 10 8 3 2 120 65 18 The Indrns 10 7 3 0 111 87 14 Scott's Rpsteurrns 9 4 4 1 120 91 0 Vsage Plymouth 11 4 7 0 67 112 6 The Neglbour Hoods 10 3 6 1 100 137 7 Wnohster Arms9 3 6 1 67 87 6 Royals 93 6 0 97 110 6 papps 93 6 0 51 34 6 Mean. Prngles 9 1 8 0 72 153 2 DIVISION RESULTS 51e11rona 10 vs W—h.sm, Arms 2 Blaars 22 Its Melanie Pnngae 7 Papp's 6 y5 V-uage Plymouth S. Village Plymouth 14 " The NelgnboW Ho00s 6. Royals 17 vs The Indwro 7 NUGHENS DIVISION TEAM G W L T F A PTS Cao•1d ,'.;^'.lhnnwW 1u 9 C 1 208 51 19 Sha:., t0 6 3 1 100113 13 G.=W, 10 6 40 136107 12 Toy Shop 10 5 4 1 112 121 11 The Setyer Rats 10 4 42 137 150 10 Darton P-1ng 10 5 5 0 126 134 10 Thunde' 10 1 4 2 89 S5 10 papps 10 3 4 3 77 103 9 Ran,'Em Up 10 3 6 1 106135 7 Sca,oc,c Le.us Rapers 93 5 I 105 116 7 Mud He^ s E.porn 8 3 5 0 81 96 6 ens 10 2 8 0 97 1 Mud H66 4 DIVISION RESULTS Thunoer 7 vs Toy Shop 0. Rack E m UO 17" Thu".Papos 12 vs Rack Em Up 12 Ca 04M Punishment 26 vs Pa= s 1 Danforth AwIrng Supply 11 rt Ge zzw, 10 Guzzlers 16 vs Sharks 3. Searooro Lews Ranger 7 vs Mud Hens Exports 0 The $ewer Rats 26 vs Mud Hent 6 ROUGE VALLEY WINES DIVISION TEAM G W L T F A PTS Pis>•„g As 1C J C 139 69 14 R,'— Repels 10 3 0 150 06 14 R C L 606 10 6 4 0 97 108 12 Rowes 10 6 4 0 105 81 12 Eat: Sae Maros 10 5 4 1 10610511 7uJa An^ -s 10 5 5 0 109 78 10 A—.1"" 9 4 3 2123 113 10 Pic CJar SV—, 11 4 6 1 126 158 9 I1.h 5avr. M.." 9 4 4 1 97 86 9 Susan c' Swag 10 4 60 100 124 8 Wak s W." Hogs 10 3 6 1 a7 120 7 —R -1C 2 8 C 74 120 4 OIVIBION RESULTS Rune Rollers Is w Hd-P— 5 Met S♦vae Meas 24 w Pplarrlg As 7 Pro Copy Sywn+s 2C res Annialka 20; M^abeos 27 n Walls WWI Hags is. Ways elan 4= n SA— of Snap 11. Tw0w hens 21 vt SWsns 01 8 R C L 608 13 w Eel see Wanda 11. R C L 600 6 n Royals 4 REBOUND SPalnE DI9IPON TEAM G W L T F A PTS D4eota Bobs I • , 7 165 77 2C Reool.nc Svcr% 10 a 2 0 +41 W '6 Slee.rs 10 6 4 0 166111 12 C-", 'y 51" 9 6 3 0 97 91 12 Wood, I, Baron's 9 S 4 0 101 K I VgW^lawer IC 5 5 0 110 114 10 5—. Mec»se 10 2a 0 74 114 4 ftm, Apprancas 9 t 8 0 M 131 2 SKR I- 10 9 0 M1102 OaaaBS, REsuLT3 Counl,y Slyte 12 vs VWemmaltr 9 Sw.%- 7 ra 5 K R M: 3 Dsttora 0006 24 n, Pete -1 A0064oCN 1. 0aaW. Boo's 20 H Vpo~ Barons 7, Awbotrnd Soorts 12 - S+wreorl4 Mems. 1 I PETER'S APPLIAIaCES OIVIBION TEAM G W L T P A PTS B&. Mone♦Y 9 0 In SC la Lww.as brat 1 119 as 15 WMW Doctor 1Warrlas 10 6 3 1 M 77 1] ong" to" 9 5 4 0 106 M 10 Cotdrs Behest 10 4 d 0 83 +29 a Pd.•ng Man s P1pgeN+O 3 7 0 72 M 6 8 4 o1 5o. 10 2 a 0 100 +31 4 Fvestorrs 17 Calcnws 10 2 • 0 a0 tto 4 oIVg10k "SSULn FweaDrae IT CMCI— 7 +s psnrrvp Mr's PS. C.0a0 Bares 5 K F r•.tprnes ' 7 CNCne,a 3 saw Oona 119.— 2 we Cadwell Bawst I Walter Doaw M. 7 - Canada MCarrs Trust 7. Onght mea 10 K Cane4 T,ua 10. Bans st Itaw.' w 20 r• X01 Sae a PSA FASTOALL LEAGUE Starnd.p. r, — we.. --1—w 5 MEWS LEAGUE STANOW" TEAM G W L T PTS SheaaI 9 19 Law Sts+ ::aha ; 1 9 Its 11"'V,, 11 6 3 2 14 IJ — Bab,, to 5 3 2 2 T.*W Armor 11 4 7 06 Pow's 11 ] 7 1 7 Jest (.YM -Mtn con, 11 2 7 2 6 Mrd Hans 10 1 9 0 2 LEAGUE RESULTS J1p a: Lone star 6 res Bsyly 41 Daws. Boos 16 rets Mud Hans 8 Dakota Bobs 6 vs J.n Cans,-Mncom a. Papp't I C vs Sm—l-6r . LaSar 12 res Mw Hans 0, BaVy's 4 - Tudor Awa 3 Jet► 11: e,ewarn 6 vs Two, hems 1. Lons SSU Casa 11 In, Jv^ Caw la.com 5. Papp's 7 re Bay1y's 3. Dakm D.C. n Mud Hoy Inn ad) WOMEN'S LEAGUE STANDINGS TEAM y W L T PTS Mud Herm Smanlaod•Martnaep 9 5 4 0 10 Tudor Ars 7 3 4 0 a CaRmays 7 3 4 0 • LEAGUE RESULTS SlmanoobWrhmm�g '6 vs 7uoor Arm. 16, Ceabrm 20 vt Tudor Arms 19 22 H Mud Plans 14 0604AWA AND DISTRICT SOFTBALL ASSOCIATION SpAOV OMSION MCGET BOYS AS o1 Ju,y 10 TEAM G W L T ITS Cxo..rg 14 22 Nerranst t2 9 3 0 la Ostvwa 10 6 4 0 12 barna• 12 5 6 1 11 Pon Perry 12 2 9 1 5 Pltyarag 9 1 : a 2 DUP84AMTEMM LEAGUE Stand rgs as 01 Was end of June 2 12 A' 11111181101111 6 TEAM FITS 6 clwxmw Ter"rs Club 42 7 Sandy Batch Teras CMb 30 10 Alas T♦rn. CWo 32 Pon Perry Tem. CkA 26 DWVMam Tann CkAt 25 Prlwrp Compaq Terror CkA 24 Whaby Tanrrt Guo 22 7' 111VIBIOla TEAMM Garnets. Terns Cao 53 Dur.^ldore Tann Cao 43 Maple Rdge Tennis CMA 43 Po -ung Complae Tonus Club 40 Ala. Tonna CMA e1 38 Port Perry Taros Club 25 ra. yTerms Chao e2 15 , P92CEIiK'B' OIV1610N TEAM PIS Rosebarr Tarots Club 29 l M Gate Tenn. CMA n 26 Glendaw± Tenn. Club 02 22 D—oom Tennis CMA 17 Sandy Beach Ternit CMA 14 Maple Rdge Tem. Club 12 PICKERBSG SOFTBALL ABBocIATION MITE BOTS• DIV1910N IAS of July 9) TEAM Gw L T PIs Dlscovwy Pace D C 12 11 01 23 FreeFord 12 way 10 2 D 20 BMI 12 6 3 1 17 I.CBC 12 0 4 0 18 Parkland Elswic 12 6 4 0 16 Owldy Tuna -Up 12 7 4 1 15 SW Johnson Ch* Cars 12 6 5 1 13 CORRECTION NOTICE MEDIA 0731 SEARS SUMMER SALE AND CLEARANCE ON SALE MONDAY JULY 14 - SUNDAY JULY 20 PAGE 7 MEN'S HAGGAR & DOCKERS COTTON SHORTS ONLY 29 99 EACH 'DUE TO UNFORESEEN DEMAND OF DOCKERS SHORTS, THEY WILL NOT BE AVAILABLE FOR THE PROMOTION.' SEARS REGRETS ANY INCONVENIENCE THAT THIS MAY HAVE CAUSED. I Plakerrng Rap Soma 1, 5 a 0 10 Cwpst Towne 12 S 7 0 10 U-T*C h Election" 11 4 7 0 8 Mn We MvI ar 12 3 9 0 6 Source For Sprott 12 29 1 5 Kw* SQ.S 12 1 10 1 3 Car Signs 12 1 11 0 2 I3M61ON RESULTS J1PW 3D Dswaary Plea Day Cart6 (MVP Greg Domlhue! va Oustty Tunv4Jp (no score WM$d;. B M I 17 (MW Jean. Claude Saaw1) vt Sana For Sports 9 MNP Canal Frost). Carpst Tovnr 13 (MW Brannan Huggal0 n CDC 10 (MVP Graham Valarcou n). Ca Sq. vs Mnur MuAw ICM Snorts was try delauA . Freeway Foe 202 (MW Joq Lrnba) vs Kao Sqn 2 (NNP Kyle SAM"), Packard EW&IC 20 Wt's 9fta Roca and Md and Mohan) w. Bao J01rtson 13 (MVP Adam Skdlare) A* k Sana Ia Sports 10 iMw Datta swam) vs K.r Sam 10 OMP Eric SM). ICRC 3 (MVP Cwbwm Vaanmul) M. Pst lid R, 6 (MVP MW Lnrwgenl. Dwawy Pace Dry Care 14 (MVP Bran Davy` vs ASU my " 13 MNP JoN.+a Bran). Bob J01ram 15 (MW DtnN Bogal w BM 15 MNP Adan Moo sb). Crpp Taw 19 (MVP Dad Fa) res Mhu1a Maast 10 (MVP Ryan Scudo.). Qatar T—Up 11 (MVP EW Dub" vs U•Tecn Ead.— 6 ,MVP Ayan Ranparsaudl. Kemp Rep $011001 19 (Nt,'P &Yrdan Hodge) vs Cm SW 14 MNP Tyler Aranautl Ally T: Sam bre Sports 13 (MVP Ncolas Kraka4¢I vs. Bob J0hn9Cn 12 MNP Brain Mcv ). D"CmWV Pace Dry Car 22 (MWK8411 Day) vs K.A Sgs12 (MW Jalaean Tvaanl. Quality U,044 wt Ce San (ClAft lfa.w ares by daYutl. 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CAC, upgraftill carpet on "in. ill Spleen We. ellen — 1, %Amtw:;, " to CAC. 3 cader fto, — k 4A*V iondimi 3 Shimirwtrw• -ii A dr— dW artT.-P " upwam wintitows. — a We M a 10. 2 pickets Possess*n anytione now ',all Ic �afl your -�rverluzed nrntr bdrm. Security syslien CAI 1� Wirrm- 2 bft you � I to iimeift." b.ri Call rKPW Ca VW PAMM 1`119 &go" 4VOMM. I.M. Re,Uax First Aden!. 931.33M rispect. Call your R&Max First Agent. 931-3300 831 3300 :.,ioCox —11WAA.F.Wilkeers.631-3300 I TOO NEW FOR PHOTO 4 BEDROOMS - WGROUND POOL - $196,500 SSX4W LOT $112900 RENOVATED FROM TOP TO BOTTOM Great buy for this spacious 4 b*m. lownhorr* Bright, spacious family home. Eat -in kit w/ Don't judge the house by exterior This horn is UPGRADES THROUGHOUT this 3 bdrrr horrie, in good neighbourhood. Move in now and ceramics & pre cupboards, tp., rec rm.. 2 1,2 much roomer inside than a appears 3 large Updated Kil sun rin *I ceramic flooring, newer espy this home over the summer. Call your baths, CAC. Nicety kept home. Call your lidims, eed-in lut., full bsft., large hv. rm. Dad off full. to fine fabulous back yard Call your Re/Max gas furnace Fin rec rrn w, pre wainscotting, def gar and a great lot Call Your ReMax First Agent ReNait First Agent, 831-33C ReA4ax: First Agent,1531-3300. First Agent. 831-3300. today to See this fine home (905) 686.3330. TOR BUILT - ALL BRICK BEAUTY! ATrENTKK BUNGALOW LOVERS! WALKOUT BA$8931T Fgrji-ED BASEMENT 2 KITCHENS Over 2.600 3q. ft. at 'W O.W9 Seoul" A MUS' SEE' liniviaculsielfm p bull hoes on a large VKM 2 "LOGE KffCHW. E Sep. side entrarice Ceramic & hardwood decaatad ttroughoult. N's a 10.... 4 spacious let, prot. larxiscaped here A rear yard This hors iii you c— --mm, —4— M 3 + I bedrooms Spacious & beat hierdimad. Ill ceramics. large kit. wt w in tasteful dear. brip lim lisnit., gas Ill. and more' a :Wont 1701- ft 1.600 sq. . decorated ovelske ,*P, BACKS ON TO GREENBELT! A beauty- * garderier'sdelol Cal Your FIAMU FirstAgwill. a isiii yM TI-M hm Sam Wwi ft hti Poldn Fr AW' X 9(Xii 63, M Call your Re/Max First Agent, (905 1831-3300. Cal Your ReMax First Agent for details. (9D5) 686.3330 be disapipmed. (905) 606-3330. A STUMM "M 0 FlICK11311111111IG "NOGROLMO POOL,JOHN @ODDY -QMXEWW $30•11100 IV" hiWas iii lead" Ow9scitio& kwK ertia=W ay oft Amirich VALK TO YK LAKE" tingreund pool, pro. wridscepell. 4 lidines., mailim W. Great Pickering location, 2 fi"eplaces pias W-0 1W. -,-. ir •.k 0. & — -.d*v. rp "- iiit- Huge lot, 50x200'. This newer 3 bdrm. bung is rel Holywood Idl_ overlooking sunken 110M - W/O ID woodstme. Main floor tam. & lauricky ims.. 4 Wi W. so ick & loop Wd F— — hae Op.. -0— ineiving & Huge eat -in kit., W/O to large dock, huge rec int., 4th very begs deck wid becit yard. A 11140 ki me. Too ffeM spackii lidnins., 4 bathrooms, huge K fin. bsmt. -ft 1. imilml deck 4 p— bM—. Wier bd,.. h. Si- - *A& cAc & veo i irvaiiiiii- Pkn " an tWiria � Poi wile, bdrin. in bsnit., 2 baft, high ell. gas fumace. CAC. upgrades to 1! Cal your RGMU Flivill ApK 831 -M. Call! your Re Max First Agent, 831-33M, I— an.1 . 34- b0ft T1106 MWV . hW C1W Y- Cal your RailMax First agerill, 831-3300. PAGE 4 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED» JULY 16,1"7 When is the right time to sell your home? Homeowners face a double quandary when faced with the prospect of selling their homes: How does one make sure the decision to sell is the right one; and once the choice is made, when is the right time to sell? •Traditionally, there have been four major reasons why and when people sell their homes: financial and market conditions, employment changes, family mat- ters and lifestyle changes. In today's economy. one additional issue has emerged which has great bearing: low interest rates. All these will not only affect your fundamental deci- sion to sell, but will greatly impact your options regarding when to sell. Financial and market conditions Almost every aspect of real estate involves market conditions and financial issues — for the seller they arc of the utmost importance. After all, it's the seller who is putting prop- erty, equity and sometimes, years of hard work on the line. With so much at stake, it's imperative that sellers contact a real estate profession- al. Only realtors have the hands-on experi- ence and intimate knowledge of the real estate industry needed to get the best possi- ble price for your property. We've all heard of 'buyer's' and 'sell- er's' markets. These terms refer to the pro- portion of people wanting to buy versus the number of homes on the market. If the num- ber of homes for sale outstrips potential buyers, then it's a buyer's market. If there are not enough homes to satisfy demand, then it's a seller's market. If you're selling for financial gain. you'll obviously want to do so in a seller's market. But, if you plan to purchase another home after sale, there isn't as big a difference as you would first think. In a seller's market, you may sell your home more quickly and for a better price. but you'll be facing the opposite challenges when purchasing. In a buyer's market, you may have to wait longer to get a fair price, but you'll have more selection and pricing options when looking for your new proper- ty. Right now, interest rates arc near their lowest in decades. This has led to unprece- dented opportunities for those wishing to buy. Often, mortgage payments will he less than renton an apartment or townhome. Therefore, a large number of consumers are considering ownership, many for the first time. For sellers, this holds the potential for a huge boom. -Seasonality" is a term that realtors use to gauge when home sales are expected to climb. Although this is only one factor to he considered when selling, in Ontario, spring- time tends to be a time of higher activity. Buyers with children especially prefer to look in the spring in order to settle in a new home before school begins in the fall. Employment chant" Employment chance, can affect a deci- sion to sell. There's the obvious matter of relocation if a new job or promotion takes you to a different city. In this case, selling most often becomes a necessity unless the homeowner wishes to retain a property for investment or other purposes. Moving to a smaller urban centre may also allow you to purchase either a similar home for less money or a bigger one for the same outlay, even if a new job does not require you to move up if you can. The reality is that with interest rates as attractive as they are, it's more possible than ever to make a major move without lowering your family's standard of living. Family issaes The family issue homeowners cite more than any other when deciding to sell is chil- dren. Most often, people want a bigrer home to accommodate a newborn, or may fund their family has simply outgrown the home. If this is the case, you're in a perfect position relative to today's marketplace. First and foremost, you can afford to put in enough time to sell at the right price and then find a home that suits your require- ments. Contacting your realtor well in advance of the date you wish to move will virtually guarantee you'll find a good home at a good price. Lifestyle changes The two most common lifestyle changes that moti- vate sellers are retirement. For those planning to retire, tndy enjoying your latter in" of assets. Again, it's in order to use the mar- ket to your advantage and sell at a good price. Changes in lifestyle can include things such as buying a condomini- um to ease the workload involved with mainte- nance and upkeep; city dwellers who want to MAURICE HYDE* �. =j Don't gamble -Art* the sale of your ho1mp • 33-2160CA L ' TODAY r _ lE. � Fmove ding out what your ome is worth could Help u decide whether the me is right for you to up. Knowing your home's present market value and how much you aro likely to net from a sale helps you target a price range for you next home so you can start looking now And Iwtdii out you home's value allows you to decide on any improvements to make before putting your house on the market. Pre -nave planning means you home can be in tip-top shape when you go to sell -and you horns will go from "For Sale" to "Sold" in the shorlest time! Call me now to learn what you [wore is worth --when it's absokdefy not for sale. P.S. Be sue to car for you special free copy of "27 Easy Fix -up Tips' and "Cost vs. Value', both a must read before planning any pre -sale home improvement. s Brent U. Daues Sales Repfe odatiwe RVMW OualilOne Ltd-, Realtor Eadi aloe ridpadau0f tiitrwd i gWV%d P"6834000 Not int6Ytded to solicit properties Wmady for sale. live in a more rural environment, or even [hose who want to set up a home business. — This article is provided by local Realtors and /he PAGE 5 -THF. NEWS ADVERTISER WED, JULY 16, 1997 a iv 3VLU 1%xN5AT1LV WWII" I - Mwiilmmwm Eut 3q,0651w NEW .w C14010E R! - A L 't y L 't D- ReWft REAL ESTATE BROKER M -'q THE `_ M_ MINCOM A % 2 SOLUTION J--r V- -4 . . PAY:9 FREE -.COMPUTERIZED EVALUATION 0 ORF -j9 -FREE EVALUATION 1eTzi =4 :T1 i,,muL,nKE USnNG SERVICE NO OBLIGATION Mill GARDEAERR,5 pop intSiF rgralowr' �cn Colors ,io i_rvi,; . ': : 2nd kd&�, Large iuna �� l, It"_!I o'wdiuu- - cwdmic, - � � c'ir Sturmig Tama �orne States Jud, S 937-1054 Recorded wft.. 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Fkay Macisaw, 837-1054. more. Ray Macisaac'. 837-1054 COM AM PAW SWES" a -Z IeA OeN'a� a0 :les0lendenl top ti: 11)%,r, n1s`1ed n4am tcni al ----- --- i Call Jim now! 937-1054. allillirIM - U1111111MI wt Mill T" iwpw %AwPLMM Pailmild 3 bdrm. bung- with 3 bdrm. n -law BeaubU 4 bdn. sid" features sub, big 59020' 1ol, circular dine plus kA., tam. rm. wth 1p. Huge yard Plus mom. Fkay Macisaw, 837-1054. more. Ray Macisaac'. 837-1054 PAGE &THE N" S AD*. ERriSE.R. WF,D_ JULY 16, 1997 •1 E 9 JUST LISTED A BEDROOM - 2.320 SO. FT. +a �svrao. '.eves r+s v1 ea sere Ken 0aee Dml rn K 'sn nn L Ot1elOY up¢aMa <wPai. tl C�emlf al a ar aK+.Ad. C.'e Gt mode. 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Housing starts expected to exceed Residential construction will increase "Record sales on the existing homes mar - more than 20 per cent in 1997 over 1996, ket. low mortgage carrying costs and low because of increased single-delached starts inventories will increase single -detached and a rebound in multiple unit construction, construction.- said Michel Laurence, Senior reports Canada Mortgage and Housing Cor- Economist at CMHC's Market Analysis poration (CMHC) in its second-quarter Centre. National Housing Outlook released today. "Multiple -family home construction will Total housing starts are ftrecast to reach also move up as greater projected job cre- 150,800 units this year. Single-de(ached ation encourages formation of new house - starts will be up 21 per cent to 94,70() units, holds and nudges vacancy rates down;- Mr. multiple starts by 20 per cent to 56,200. Total Laurence added. starts in 1998 are forecast to reach 159,200. Regionally, Alberta and Ontario will THE 14EWS AMER77 M WED, JULY 16, 1"11 -PAGE 7 150,000 this year lead the way. Alberta is forecast to have the most significant gain in new construction through 1998, bolstered by the strength of its resource and manufacturing economy. Ontario will see a large increase in residen- tial construction as the economy picks up momentum and inventories of unoccupied units remain low. Even with less migration into the province, increased construction activity in British Columbia will be stimulated by -a continuati^a ;f low mortgage rates and Many questions need answers before buying a It's a great time to take a look a the many fine products our arca'. builders have to offer. Just remember to take these things into considerate when you look at new homes: • Did the builder use recognize products from established manufac- turers'? • Arc windows, flooring, cabinets and plumbing fixtures covered by a man- ufacturer's warranly? • What's included in the warranty and how long is it in effect? No -name products can spell trou- ble, from difficult installation to find- ing spm parts to getting your money back, should the product fail. And snake sure that all products and mate- rials used in your home are approved by the Canadian Standards Associa- tion or a similar certifying organiza- tion. rgan tion. Here are some specific ques- tions you might want to ask you builder. new t solid? s • Arc owner's manuals and mainte- nance schedules provided? on • Is the name and telephone number of the installer provided for emcr- d gency calls? Bathrooms and Kitchens - Are all faucets repairable? (with poorly manufactured fixtures, you may be unable to fix a drip). • Arc countertops stain and scratch resistant? • Arc fixtures chip and crack resis- tan(, and can you match their colors later? • Are all surfaces of the cabinets - inside, outside and edges - treated and sealed? za Flooring • Are carpets guaranteed against fad- ing and staining" • What type of fibre is used and is it suitable for the intended use The &wwmeut • ,A,k ahout warranues. including a • Is the he.aing, cowling and �c•niila wc.ir d.itc. 1- .JI . itjtiung ml .roof lion equipment encrg-, etficiew ' Im„lcu,n ' ^ • Docs the installation I,,,,k nr.ii . i .c . ceramic, stone or marble flooring in case of chips and cracks? • With pre -finished hardwood floors, does the manufacturer offer a warran- ty on the finish? Windows and Doors • Are the windows and doors energy- efficient? • Arc they easy to clean inside and out! • Docs the warranty cover the seal. outside cladding and hardware? • IA,es the manufacturer have a local service rep who can supply replace- ment parts and repairs, if needed? Be sure to ask about the products and materials you can't sec - behind walls. under the floor and above the ceiling. Manufactured wood products arc often used for floor joists, ceiling rafters, sheathing, cabinets, etc. They make environmental sense and are often .trongcr and nxxe durable What about estenor nutertals, such .i..hinglc% iml .idme' lhcs .hould ._, waits .i ^cr 1-14 ' steady growth in employment. In the Quebec market, starts activity is also expected to improve but remain below 30,000 units. In Manitoba, a growing economy and improved consumer optimism will more than offset the recent upswing in mortgage rates and demand will remain strong this year and next. In contrast, Saskatchewan starts are expected to decline over the next two years. In the Atlantic region, a combination of fac- tors will keep new home construction near 1996 levels. It pays to pay your News Advertiser carrier Just ask Barbara D'Amtco of Ajax who was the grand- pnze winner of a 27 -inch television set in the Ajax-Pick- enrig News Advertiser's recent collection penod draw. To be entered to wir a great prze. Icst pay your carrier ,)a,qe �ur.j'te -ex! .c'lecr,,n PAGER -THE NEWS ADVERTISER. NF.D_ JCLY 16. 1997